June 3, 2023, 6:13 pm 4 comments in the last 7 days.
Disconnecting War from Its Consequences.

Twenty-two years ago, Congress put sanity up for a vote. Sanity lost in the House, 420-1. It lost in the Senate, 98-0. Barbara Lee’s lone vote for sanity remains a tiny light of courageous hope flickering in a chaotic world.

May 4, 2013, 11:13 am 2 comments in the last 7 days.
Sheriff's Department Takes Family's Home and Contents Using a Fake Eviction.

U.S. Navy veteran Ted Visner and his wife, Kathy Smith of Mt. Pleasant, Michigan, have been living a nightmare for two and a half years.

December 13, 2022, 3:11 pm 2 comments in the last 7 days.
6 Crucial Business Travel Tips.

Business travel is an essential business aspect. Traveling for business allows you to network with other industry professionals while meeting new people and connecting with prospective customers.

January 15, 2013, 11:58 pm 2 comments in the last 7 days.
Frederica Jansz Interview Reveals Shocking Danger Facing Sri Lankan Journalists.

The new Al Jazeera video interview, Listening Post - Feature: Frederica Jansz: Sri Lanka's media crackdown, offers a direct line of sight into Sri Lanka's deadly, ongoing campaign against the media. Frederica was the editor for The Sunday Leader in Colombo and after years of remaining determined to stay and make a difference, she was forced to flee Sri Lanka in recent months and appeal for asylum. She is now living in an undisclosed location.

February 22, 2010, 3:00 pm 1 comments in the last 7 days.
A Life Well Lived: Samer Farid Abujoudeh.

In every community within a community, there are leaders. It is these men and women who rise to the call of their neighbors and loved ones, that tie together the fabric of their daily lives. They usually spend a lifetime earning their estimable admiration. Samer Farid Abujoudeh was such a man. Born October 11th, 1960, he lived in Jordan until he was 21.

January 22, 2010, 9:43 pm 1 comments in the last 7 days.
Heart Attacks.

Each year 300,000 people die of heart attacks on the way to the hospital. Many others die of heart attacks in their beds or while going about their daily lives.