Is Rahmbo Soon To Be A Dead Fish In The White House Fish Bowl?
Rahm Emanuel doesn’t have the reputation of being Mr. Nice Guy. Some have likened his character disposition to the one of a mobster. With the Eric Massa incident just revealed to the press, the White House’s Chief of Staff is in the spotlight again, and it could complicate the already difficult challenges and hurdles facing […]
Union Or “Slave” Labor: Which Is The Better Way Forward?
Not only does the College for Working Families address many immediate economic and educational shortfalls, it demonstrates a trending, reemergence of a forgotten American tradition of partnering for-profit institutions with nonprofit to build a more sustainable model for our collective economic future prosperity.
Nigeria: Barbaric Killing Of 500 Women And Children In Tribal Violence
The attack took place in Jos, in the Plateau area of Nigeria, over 500 people, mostly women and children were murdered in the early hours of Sunday. Once again this troubled area of Nigeria is up in flame. It is the second times in a few months that the town is engulfed in ethnic-religious violence […]
Democracy Now! For Ecological Sustainability
Broadly speaking democracy is not about counting votes so much as it is about an informed and universal participation in the decision making process. An informed public can make the connection between climate change, heat waves, drought cycles, and their food supply and do something about it.
“The Hurt Locker” Wins Oscar For Best Picture. “Avatar” Gets Snubbed
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences selected “The Hurt Locker” as the Best Picture for 2010. The movie is about a U.S. Army bomb technician who lives for the adrenaline of being able to defuse bombs in what is supposedly the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. The film was shot in Jordan. The movie […]
