The Complexities of a ‘Guaranteed National Income Law’
by Gordon Jeremiah Berry On January 8, 1964, former United States President Lyndon B. Johnson declared a “War on Poverty” during a State of Union
An Overdue Commentary
by James R. Campbell How many times have we heard it before? A rock band breaks up, and its members sue each other in court
Can a Service Dog Serve Two Masters?
by Patty L. Fletcher Hello Word Matters Readers! Campbell and I are sorry we’ve been away so long. We’ve endured a ton of technical trials
Is Hillary Clinton Above the Law?
by Bob Branco Many of us in this country, especially those who are cynical about American Government, believe that two sets of judicial standards exist.
Animals and Insects that Help Maintain the Health of Your Garden
by Ann Harrison If you love to garden, but are afraid that animals and insects will eat or destroy your plants, here are some helpful
UK: Vaccine for Leptospirosis Killing and Injuring Hundreds of Dogs
Merck has been killing, crippling, and injuring people and animals with its global vaccine network. Now yet another of its vaccines has made news due
Jan-Micheal Vincent Interviewed on Australian TV
On Independence Day, I would like to write very briefly about Jan-Michael Vincent. That’s because JMV, at one time in my life, WAS America to
Our Native Language
by Bob Branco We’ve often heard that the United States is a melting pot, meaning that we are a combination of many cultures coming together
Can Gay Men and Women Donate Blood?
by Gordon Jeremiah Berry Many of us grew up with the thinking that donating blood is a highly humanitarian act that helps to save lives.
‘The Singer of Life’ Bridging Canada and South Korea
From Stephen Gill’s Press Release Heavenly Culture World Peace Restoration of Light (HWPL), headquartered in South Korea, sponsored the evening of the 25th of June