News & Society
Does Russia have monopoly power in European natural gas markets?
By George Anjaparidze · 2 years ago
Yes, Russia already has some monopoly powers, and its position is like to strengthen further. Analysis by Veritas Global shows that Russia is likely to already have monopoly power across several EU markets. For 11 ...
The Tempests of Our Times
By Dr. Tim Williams · 2 years ago
The willful destructive tendencies of many have exploited the realities of our times. If societies ignore what is actually happening the epic tragedies and travesties taking place will create the greatest upheaval of humanity since ...
What Is Final Expense Life Insurance?
By Gary Malone · 2 years ago
What Is Final Expense Life Insurance?
Final Expense is a simplified issue permanent Whole Life Insurance policy, that has no medical exam involved in the application process, and is a simple issue policy. Final Expense ...
Cowardice of Censorship
By Randy Gonzalez · 2 years ago
The repugnant emotional reactivity that endeavors to stifle free speech is a form of post-modern cowardice. Any efforts to suppress or otherwise invoke censorship over the free exercise in the exchange of thinking processes is ...
Keurig agrees that coffee pod recyclability of K-Cup Pods suits
By Lisa K · 2 years ago
Keurig has settled a class action suit concerning the company's claims regarding recyclability.
Keurig Green Mountain reached a tentative settlement with a consumer that is suing the company for its claims regarding coffee pod recyclability. ...
How Has Covid Affected Teen Life and Their Concept of Time?
By Emma Crowell · 2 years ago
In the hit pop song “Teenage Dream,” Katy Perry sings, “We can dance, until we die; You and I, will be young forever.” Many people may think that these lyrics are simply describing the feelings ...
We Have Met the Enemy and He Is Us
By June Stepansky · 3 years ago
Cartoonist Walt Kelly modified and changed Commodore Perry’s famous quote to, “We have met the enemy and he is us” in a cartoon he created in 1970 celebrating the first Earth Day in 1970. The ...
Cowardice of Culture for Collusive Consensus - 1
By Randy Gonzalez · 2 years ago
Cowardice in a culture of sameness, contrived by the lameness of intellectual regression, portends the recession that harkens the end by collusive and contrived consensus. For a viewpoint arguing contrary to the herded powers of ...
American Roads
By Taylor Phipps · 2 years ago
“Racist” Roads
Recently an infrastructure bill was voted on with the promise to fix American roads. Not because they are run down, broken, or old but because they are racist. Racist. Apparently, American roads are ...
A Society in Transition
By June Stepansky · 3 years ago
We all are aware that change in our personal lives is difficult, constant, and inevitable. We notice it when we look in the mirror or see our children grow. What is not so noticeable, however, ...
The Assault on Science
By June Stepansky · 3 years ago
When I was a young girl, there was a great respect for people of science (doctors, scientists etc.). We trusted them and felt that the contributions of all of our world scientists had made our ...
The origin of World Ozone day and it's significance
By Senuke Weragama · 3 years ago
Every year, new heat records are set across the world, and this year has been no exception. High temperatures and extreme heatwaves were recorded from the Arctic Circle, Canada, and Scandinavia to North Africa, Iran, ...
The Dark Side of Medical Testing in America
By Karen Bartomioli · 3 years ago
Shortly after medical testing labs across the country began using new recordkeeping and compliance checklist software, strange and frightening things began happening.
In Pittsburgh, two doctors discovered their names were electronically signed to a large ...
The Evolution and Effects of Quebec Independence Movement
By Neaz Mujeri · 3 years ago
The independence movement in Quebec is not really a recent phenomenon, in fact, nationalistic feelings in French Canadians in forming a nation of their own has its root in pre-industrial Quebec or New France, when ...
Alien Profiteering for Cosmic Engineering
By Randy Gonzalez · 3 years ago
Aliens, as in cosmic visitors, provokes all manner of human reactivity. Here, the characterization has nothing to do with human creatures seeking asylum or other amenities from a host country. Instead, the focus is interplanetary. ...
Covid Conspiracies and the Animal Rights community in Victoria, Australia
By April Boxshall · 3 years ago
Let us think rationally if that is possible.
Why would any government, left, right, or in the middle, proceed with the up-popular choice of a lockdown if they did not believe it was the only ...
Democracy in the Crosshairs
By June Stepansky · 3 years ago
I have been a witness to the democratic process for many, many years. I have participated in numerous elections that have brought to office Democrats and Republicans of various philosophies and styles, but I have ...
The Continuing Fight for Equality
By June Stepansky · 3 years ago
“We hold these truths to be self-evident. That all men are created equal. That they are endowed, by their Creator with certain unalienable rights. That among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness."-- ...
Panorama India hosts unique & historical India Day Drive Thru Parade on Aug 15
By Asha Bajaj · 3 years ago
#Mississauga; #IndiaDay2021; #IndiaDayDriveThruParade
Mississauga/Canadian-Media: With the support of the Consulate General of India, Toronto, Panorama India celebrated India’s 75th Independence Day on Aug 15 by organizing the first-ever grand India Day Drive Thru Parade, featuring ...
A Question of Survival
By June Stepansky · 3 years ago
Recently I was watching the movie Conquest of Paradise with Gerard Depardieu, a movie about Columbus and his discovery of the new world. As I was watching the cruelty that occurred in those days (1492)– ...