Four Tips for Keeping Your Home Warm at Low Energy Costs
by Ann Harrison The temperatures have begun to dip near or below freezing, and many people worry about how they can stay warm, while saving
Prejudice and Revenge in Shakespeare’s ‘Merchant of Venice’
by Max Skinwood “If it will feed nothing else, it will feed my revenge. And if you wrong us, shall we not revenge? Why, revenge.
Edgar Loudermilk Band at Folsom Opry House, January 10
by California Bluegrass Association The Pinecastle recording artists Edgar Loudermilk Band featuring Jeff Autry will be touring California in January and making a stop at
Child Welfare Laws Regarding Leaving Kids Home Alone
by Gordon Jeremiah Berry Throughout the world today, the welfare and safety of children has been a top priority. World courts, governments, and judicial systems
Putin Destroys Obama’s Shaky Plan to Create US-Russia Tension for Trump
Continuing to prove his strength of leadership and character, President Putin of Russia has announced that Russia won’t expel American diplomats from the country in
Have Labor Unions Been Effective?
by Bob Branco I understand very well why labor unions were created. People who perform hard labor have as many rights as anyone else, and
2016 Christmas Postathon
2016 Christmas Postathon At the end of every year, the world goes into celebration of the year’s biggest celebration – Christmas. The big day in
The Sounds in Us
Over the years, reading aloud for me has become more than just a habit. It has become a need, and growing into a necessity. What
Should Marriage be Privatized?
by Bob Branco For a long time, couples who want to get married in this country have been required to obtain a state marriage license.
Pakistan: Vaccination Kills Two, Injures Half a Dozen Children
Update: Conflicts in media reports are worth noting since the death of the two children and injuries of others after vaccination in Bara/Khyber Agency. Pakistan’s