Masks for Humanity is the hub for people who need handmade face masks and other handmade PPE and people who can make
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Persist and Resist – August 3, 2020 Message from Mavis Brauer, Chair, Prescott Indivisible The PI General Meeting is going to be Thursday, August 6 from 6:00-7:30 via Zoom: Prescott Indivisible
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As a fiscal conservative and a student of economics for many decades, witnessing the economic mistakes made by our federal government over the last 20 years and the hardships they have wrought
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Terry McAuliffe, Virginia’s Democratic candidate for governor in November, has always faced challenges head-on. Virginians know his way of governing — he sees things as they are, not as he wants them
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Pandemic profiteers Who are the profiteers making money from COVID disinformation? How do Facebook and YouTube help the ‘Disinformation Dozen’? Who funds them? “The Anti-Vaxx Industry boasts over $35 million in annual revenues while
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Disinfo kills Why do people believe fatal lies? How is disinformation cooked up? Who profits from it? What can be done? How are people still falling for disinfo with over 600,000 deaths COVID deaths
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Republicans have come up with a new tactic for everything they see as a problem in our country: “Blame Biden!” They claim that if President Biden and the Democrats aren’t stopped, things
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Today the State of Florida broke its record for COVID-19 hospitalizations for the third day in a row, with 11,515 now being treated for the disease in hospitals across the state. That
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Events this week show the urgent need to continue on Biden’s path of building back better. Another mass shooting. Georgia’s elected leaders going full Jim Crow 2.0. Full GOP hypocrisy over the
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Just one blade of grass One small voice preaching for change To spark a movement What do you do when you’re a California kid and a pandemic is keeping you and your
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Mindy the Vaccinated It was just a year ago, but it seems like another lifetime. My husband and I were starting a 10-day vacation that included a few days tasting and discussing
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Two years ago, my son would have been thrilled at the idea of skiing on a random Thursday. Now that he can wrap up his classes in the morning and hit the slopes, he
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