Yes, You Can Prevent Kitchen Fires
by Ann Harrison Many people find themselves stuck inside the house during the winter months. If you have kids running around the house, sometimes you
Microcephaly Caused by Zika Virus or Chemical Poisoning?
Is Zika virus really responsible for the widely publicized reports of microcephaly – infants born with an abnormally small head – in Brazil? Or is
Is American Society Too Sensitive?
by Bob Branco Just think back to when you was a child. You jumped out of trees, tackled your friends on the playground, and took
Routine — Is It Important for Pets?
by Patty L. Fletcher In my world, I have both a pet and a service dog. I keep a routine for both. Some believe it
Changes in the United States Presidential Election Process are Necessary
by Bob Branco During the year when a President is elected, there is a series of Presidential primaries throughout the country which help to determine
Add a Warm, Cozy Feeling to Your Living Room
by Daniel Bell The living room is where the heart of the home is. It’s where you, your family and friends can spend time idly
Handy Little Gardening and Outdoor Tricks of the Trade
by Ann Harrison Do you love the outdoors, but don’t have a clue how to make gardening fun? Here are a few creative and nifty
Multiculturalism, Muslim Immigrants, and First Cousin Marriages
by Gordon Jeremiah Berry Today in the United States, first cousin marriages are widely considered to be taboo. Yet each year within the U.S, 0.2
Ohio: Muslim Attacker Gunned Down after Injuring Four at Israeli Restaurant
There isn’t much buzz around this terrifying incident that took place yesterday, but reports are pointing to a lone-wolf terror attack that was carried out