King Lear and Shakespeare’s Overdue Climax
by Aaron Ratliff William Shakespeare, the “Bard of Avon”, “He Who Must Be Mimicked Eternally For Success”, has made quite a name for himself. After
4 Great Ways to Improve Your Home in 2016
by Daniel Bell We all crave a beautiful home. It’s our personal sanctuary, and we deserve to feel happy there. After all, a happy home
Florida University Moves to Fire Teacher over Questioning Sandy Hook
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Should Prayer be Allowed in Schools?
by Ryan Perry There is a controversy that still arises on the subject of what should be in children’s science textbooks. Some believe that creationism
Health, Hemp, and Community – Interview with Jeremy Koosed
by Michell Spoden Healthy food and natural healing remain a major choice for many health-conscious people. Today my guest comes from the same field. Mr.
Too In Shape: Anorexia Within the Fitness Community
by Mekkie Adams When I was younger, say, 15 or 16, I became concerned with my body and how it affected my outward look and
White House, CIA Knowingly Armed ISIS, Says Renowned Journalist
More and more stories are coming out about the role of the United States in helping the most feared terrorists of the time – ISIS.
Bollywood Actress and Style Icon Sadhana Dies at 74
Veteran Bollywood actress Sadhana has passed away in Mumbai, India, at the age of 74. Born Sadhana Shivdasani, but popularly known as Sadhana, she remained
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Does Artificial Intelligence Pose a Threat to Human Life?
by Aaron Ratliff Artificial Intelligence has been the debate of many science fiction movies and books dating back decades. The directors of these movies and