Christians in the West are willing to decry the wanton slaughter of fellow believers in the Middle East, yet slower to protest massacres of far great magnitude in Nigeria, according to Bernard-Henri Lévy’s new book and film, The Will to See. Lévy will engage with the press on Wednesday, October 27, 2021, at Hyatt Regency, … Read more
MicroHealth LLC is an Equal Opportunity Employer and promotes diversity and inclusivity throughout the workforce. The Company’s leadership is dedicated to upholding its EEO policy to recruit, promote, train, and provide equal and competitive compensation and benefits to all of its employees. These efforts have earned MicroHealth a top spot — 3rd place — in … Read more
On Saturday, Oct. 23, 2021, the City of Franklin, Tennessee will unveil a full-size statue of a USCT (United States Colored Troops) Soldier on Main Street Square. Written by Michael Ricks and Jason Collins, “Fighting For Their Day (The Fuller Story)” is a song that honors the freed slaves that served in the Union Army’s … Read more
The Virginia Majority Makers Political Action Committee today announced the selection of their 10 Republican “challenger” candidates for the 2021 House of Delegates elections. The candidates selected have demonstrated, through a three-stage process, their outstanding abilities in key areas such as grassroots engagement, fundraising and other major viability components. “This first class of Majority Makers are … Read more
On the eve of the 150th anniversary of the Great Chicago Fire, a new book by Robert P. Hillmann details the findings of a painstakingly researched historic investigation into the origin of the atrocity. The book also lays out strong evidence that it was arsonists who torched America’s 5th largest city at the time, and investigates … Read more
In response to a recent decision to sideline the Claremont Institute’s panels at an annual gathering of political scientists, the Intercollegiate Studies Institute (ISI) has announced today that it will host the American Politics and Government Summit (APG Summit) in the fall of 2022. This Summit will bring together scholars to participate in dialogue focused on … Read more
In the wake of the Gabby Petito tragedy, Florida citizens finally realize the extent of a crisis that has plagued this great state for centuries — missing persons. Unfortunately, Gabby Petito is not an anomaly. “The harsh reality is that most of these cases are forgotten and go nowhere,” Sienna Osta, Esq., Candidate for State … Read more
The following is an open letter from Citizens For Mental Health Reform on sensible mental health reform in the State of Oregon with the Psychiatric Security Review Board. In May of this year, Gov. Jay Inslee signed SB 5293 into law in Washington State. It will offer an alternative to prison for criminal offenders suffering … Read more
It was about life and death, states Meladul Haq Ahmadzai, CEO of Taleam Systems, regarding Ashraf Ghani’s political departure from Afghanistan last month. He says, “We were told to wait, and wait, but there was no sign of the president active in the media, thus he made a sound decision to flee and choose life and … Read more
The coronavirus pandemic shines a bright light on the social and health inequities that have long existed in Black and African American communities. According to the California Health Care Foundation, the life expectancy at birth for Black Californians is 75.1 years – five years shorter than the state average and the lowest of all racial and … Read more
