Sandy Turns The Tide With A Surge Of Climate Support
Because of “Superstorm” Sandy, a groundswell of support to have a conversation about climate change can no longer be suppressed.
Category: Commentary
Separation Anxiety in Dogs: Can You Teach An Old Dog New Tricks?
Over 15,000,000 dogs suffer from anxiety in the United States alone.
A New Take on Mother’s Day
Over the past seventeen years, my views about motherhood have shifted, evolved, and been redefined.
Antibiotics in Your Food: What You Need To Know
In a 2010 Congressional hearing, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the Department of Agriculture (USDA)—along with the CDC—testified that a definitive link existed between antibiotic resistance in people and the “routine non-therapeutic use of antibiotic in industrial farming.”
The Clean Air Fight Continues In 2012
Despite testimony from a slew of health officials and organizations such as the American Academy of Pediatrics and the American Lung Association, pushback has continued based on the premise that regulations are an economy killer, or that the supply of electricity is at stake.
Glenn Beck and Danny Danon: An Unholy Alliance?
It remains to be seen why Israel would allow itself to be a staging ground for Glenn Beck’s extreme brand of political theater.
Why Torture is a Moral Issue
Rev. Richard L. Killmer said, “Torture is wrong. This is an absolute moral principle. Our leaders sometimes forget this.”
Maria Shriver in Transition
Like other women across the country, Shriver has evolved from a bride — to a woman who has transversed decades of life experience.
Thoughts on the Death of Osama bin Laden
I think in the currency of cycles: time passed, changes that have occurred, looking back, shifting forward.
A Different Kind of March Madness
Yet, regardless of generation, women have a tough row to hoe when it comes to getting traction on the kind of stories they want to write and get published.
