What Happens When A Woman “Sculpts Her Universe?”

Tue. Nov. 24th, 2015  |  Ed Raymond

About 95% of women who have had abortions say they made the right decision. By the way, the death rate from Viagra is about ten times the death rate suffered by women having abortions. Shouldn’t we also ban Viagra?

30 Seconds, 16 Shots, 400 Days: The Murder Of Laquan McDonald

Wed. Dec. 2nd, 2015  |  Amy Goodman

The shooting occurred just two weeks before Rahm Emanuel was facing a tight re-election race. Several months after he won re-election over a progressive challenger, Chicago offered a $5 million settlement to Laquan McDonald’s family

The 101st Anniversary of the Christmas Truce of 1914

Wed. Dec. 16th, 2015  |  Gary G. Kohls, MD

Questioning Christian Participation in Aggressive War

LADY OCALAT’S ASTROLOGICAL WEEKLY

Wed. Dec. 16th, 2015  |  Lady  Ocalat

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The trails of words

Thu. Dec. 24th, 2015  |  Harry Drabik

The immediate present, such as the Holiday Season that is so often no longer publicly recognized as Christmas, gives us an opportunity to peer into a few of the tracks and trails contained in words

The Winter Wolves and My Communist Christmas

Wed. Dec. 30th, 2015  |  Harry Drabik

Good grief, wolves, from four to six of them from the sound, had picked up the sound and formed a bigger chorus of warning and concern.

A Look Back at Some of my 2015 Duty to Warn Columns that Big Pharma and the Vaccine Industry are Hoping Will be Ignored

Wed. Dec. 30th, 2015  |  Gary G. Kohls, MD

Many of the highlighted articles are concerned with the over-vaccination of infants and children in America that has been concurrent with the autism spectrum disorders & other chronic childhood illness epidemics that have emerged

Vikings-Packers: This One Counts

Wed. Dec. 30th, 2015  |  John Gilbert

Not Many Bowl Games are Classics

The climate menu

Wed. Dec. 30th, 2015  |  Ari LeVaux

If you are concerned about the climate and want to do your part, but can’t get excited about a diet of eco-mush, the next best alternative is to learn about the nuanced ways food can impact the climate

Columnist eating $14 turkey sandwich at airport really hungover

Wed. Dec. 30th, 2015

The inexperienced workers, having never awoken an angry pretend journalist before, fled in terror like a herd of majestic gazelles, prancing gracefully into the airport’s early morning mist.