Lindsay Tigar Red Flag #2: Traveling with coffee (beans or ground) Red Flag #3: Not taking all liquids out of your bag Red Flag #8: Carrying a lot of cash If you are planning to fly anywhere, read more HERE. BTW, do you have a REAL ID-compliant driver’s license? The TSA says, “Beginning May 3, 2023,…
Read More 13 Things Most Likely to Get You Flagged by the TSAHere’s how to spot it and keep your pup safe. By Dan Nosowitz Updated July 01, 2021 Letting your family pets cool off in water seems like a harmless and fun warm-weather activity, but a few recent water-related incidents suggest otherwise. If you haven’t heard of blue-green algae and have a pup, it’s very scary to think that something…
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Read More The Best Lipsticks for Older Women—Or Anyone Looking for Less Feathering and More Flattering ColorIn Perversion of Justice the Miami Herald reporter Julie K Brown writes about Starr’s role in securing the secret 2008 sweetheart deal that granted Epstein effective immunity from federal prosecution. The author, who is credited with blowing open the cover-up, calls Starr a “fixer” who “used his political connections in the White House to get the Justice Department to…
Read More Ken Starr and Jeffrey Epstein in the NewsBrandon Specktor Updated: Jan. 28, 2021 Imagine you’re a dictionary editor. For eight hours a day, five days a week, every week until the heat death of the universe or the day human beings stop speaking English (whichever comes first), it’s your job to ensure that your trusted reference book keeps pace with the relentlessly evolving…
Read More The Most Complicated Word in English is Only Three Letters LongBY JOSIAH R. DANIELS For our friends who may not be people of color or LGBTQ Race: A Theological Account. By J. Kameron Carter (Oxford University Press, 2008). “Race: A Theological Account is an initial installment in filling this significant lacuna in modern knowledge about how the discourse of theology aided and abetted the process by which ‘man’…
Read More SIX BOOKS THAT HELPED ME THINK CRITICALLY ABOUT RACE AND THEOLOGYFEB 26, 2021 Sara Berg, Senior News Writer, AMA The rapid development of COVID-19 vaccines in under a year has raised concerns, which can lead to vaccine hesitancy. But AMA member Peter Hotez, MD, PhD, reassures that while the COVID-19 pandemic has spurred global cooperation for vaccine research and distribution, it has been a decade in the…
Read More How a decade of coronavirus research paved way for COVID-19 vaccinesBY PETER LAARMAN JULY 20, 2021 Robert P. Jones is CEO and founder of the Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI) and the author of two books, including last year’s much-discussed White Too Long: The Legacy of White Supremacy in Christian America, which just came out in paperback. PRRI recently released a huge new survey that made headlines and drew…
Read More HOW FAR WILL WHITE CHRISTIANS GO TO MAINTAIN POWER? AN INTERVIEW WITH ROBERT JONESBy Rosalind Stefanac July 9, 2021 — A large study shows that eating a diet high in fat, fried foods, processed meats, and sugary drinks is linked to a higher risk of sudden cardiac death, a common cause of death in the U.S. The research, published June 30 in the Journal of the American Heart Association, examined…
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