Elderly Man Being Punished for Feeding the Homeless in Florida
When families across the United States are enjoying Thanksgiving Dinner and the comfort of home and family, a heartless law in Florida is thwarting efforts
The Wrong Magic – When Stories Come True
by Ken La Salle Good relationships take a certain kind of magic to succeed. Sadly, all Alex Petroya seems to have is the wrong magic.
Making Her Mark – Q&A with Cheryl Fritz
by Michell Spoden We all have dreams we would like to live out yet where do we begin. We may consider the highs and lows
Obama and Illegal Immigrants – Lawsuits and Failure of Democracy
Following President Obama’s executive action on the issue of immigration – allowing illegal immigrants to stay and work in US without fearing deportation – questions
Polio Vaccine Paralyzes Two Recipients in Madagascar and South Sudan
Oral polio vaccine carries the risk of permanently paralyzing a child and recently two more cases of vaccine-derived polio have been reported in just a
Scene Pick: ‘Star Trek – TNG’ – Data Says Terrorism is Acceptable
The Next Generation series of Star Trek is the one I have seen and loved the most. It was just wonderful in all aspects: plot,
Local Administration in Pakistan to Arrest Parents for Refusing Vaccination
The so-called “polio eradication” program run by the World Health Organization (WHO) has not only caused great public health threats in the third world but
‘Time’ Apologizes for Including ‘Feminist’ in Poll about Ban on Words
Language is to be taken seriously, even when humor is intended, as words are as deeply related to human thought as one’s self. No wonder
‘Love Imagined: A Mixed Race Memoir’ by Sherry Quan Lee
Authors Sherry Quan Lee and Christine Stark are giving a reading from their books on November 23 at Subtext Bookstore in St Paul, MN. Lee,
Obamacare and Critical Condition of Rural Hospitals
After the victory of the Republicans in the recent elections in US, questions are again arising about the very controversial Affordable Care Act (ACA), popularly