Researchers at Johns Hopkins University have created a live map and dashboard to help you track the global spread of the Coronavirus. The map updates data daily in real-time from the World Health Organization and the Centers for Disease Control … Read More
Greeting from Tyler, The limits are being tested, and some of us have reached ours long since. How much will the public stand for? It seems most big concerns that advertise on television, including some very unlikely ones, are pushing … Read More
Greeting from Tyler, You know by now of the controversy surrounding the perverted school curricula at Florida schools. They called it the “don’t say gay” law. I guess that was supposed to make us recoil in outrage, and it wasn’t … Read More
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) – Mexico’s president said on Thursday that an elite unit which worked on narcotics investigations with the United States was closed last year, confirming a Reuters report, and alleging the group had been infiltrated by criminals. On … Read More
Greetings from Tyler, Revelations about the Shanghai lock down are just unbelievable. People face arrest if they venture out for any reason. Their screams from windows and balconies sound like nothing you’ve ever heard. Twenty five million people are not … Read More
Maurício Ye’kwana worries about the future. He comes from the community of Auaris, in northern Brazil, close to the border with Venezuela. The area, part of the Yanomami Indigenous Territory, is rich in gold, diamonds and minerals – and illegal … Read More
Greetings from Tyler, In trying to construct a sentence, the realization dawned that some subjects are just not fit for discussion. Many of us will spend the remainder of our lives having to look at and hear about the heroic, … Read More
Two decades ago, Venezuela was a thriving country. Today, Venezuela is ranked 176th on The Heritage Foundation’s Index of Economic Freedom, just above North Korea. How did Venezuela fall from prosperity so quickly? How did socialist policies affect the nation’s … Read More
El Salvador’s parliament has approved a state of emergency after the Central American country recorded dozens of gang-related murders in a single day. Police said there had been 62 murders on Saturday, making it the most violent 24-hour period since … Read More