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Amulets Infused With Spirits & Zombies
BANGKOK, Thailand -- When you come to Bangkok, a visit to the capital's sprawling, inexpensive, amulet market will take you on a trip into another dimension.
Here in the…
The Meaning of Tell: Why the West Bank May Be Nearing a Breaking Point
The events in Tell, southwest of Nablus, were not an isolated act of violence. They were a warning.
For years, Israel has…
Who's In Your Wallet?
Expanding Accountability: Connecting Federal Anti-Corruption Legislation to Constitutional Rights
The introduction of the Anti-Corruption Bureau Creation Act marks a significant potential shift in how ordinary citizens can check governmental overreach. By empowering citizens and state…
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Thursday, August 7, 7pm
Olld First Presbyterian Church, 1101 Bryden Rd.
81st Anniversary of the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. A peace concert featuring local composers and performers.
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Additional Articles
When "Support Our Troops" Becomes Meaningless
I felt both saddened and angered after reading the Associated Press story on August 5 reporting that "Trump's immigration crackdown has detained more than 50 military spouses and parents."
When the parents or spouses of…
Monday, Aug. 3, 2026, 276 Solartopia/Greep Zoom - Ukraine! Selma Sisters!! Grassroots Organizing...HomeBrew2...Nukes$$$ V. Balcony/Grassroots Solar
We start GREEP #276 in Ukraine with the Green Party’s HOWIE HAWKINS and an opposing view from VINNIE DISTEFANO, both of whom ask “When will this awful war end?”
For the fabulous new film SELMA SISTERS we hear from CHARLES THOMAS, JR., and…
Update: Third Whistleblower—Israel, the Stolen 2024 Election, and the Epstein Files
For over a year, we’ve tracked a global hybrid warfare operation combining cyberattacks, financial manipulation, satellite technology, political influence, and foreign election interference into a single interconnected system.
Then last…
Evolving Beyond Nationalism
“Nation” equals identity. I’m an American! Hurray!
It’s almost embarrassing to confess this, but yeah, that’s me (or used to be me), sitting back in my easy chair, waving a flag. My “nationality” is such a profound, lifelong part of who I…