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It’s Not a Caring Gap, It’s a Communication Gap
It’s Not a Caring Gap, It’s a Communication Gap People in the most climate-vulnerable communities aren’t lacking concern. A study finds they’re lacking the conversation By Carlos Roa A new study finds that Americans living in frontline communities are no more worried about rising temperatures overall than the rest of the country. But those neighborhoods…
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How many people apprehended at US borders have a prior criminal conviction?
How many people apprehended at US borders have a prior criminal conviction? Sources: Transactional Records Access Clearing House,
The Promise of a New Day: Finding Hope amidst the Chaos
The Promise of a New Day: Finding Hope amidst the Chaos By Michelle Sierra, Life Climb Consulting LLC
Remembering the ‘forgotten fathers’
Remembering the ‘forgotten fathers’ By Sheryl Boldt Carol, a client advocate at The Hope Center, a pro-life pregnancy
How many people apprehended at US borders have a prior criminal conviction?
ICE Detainees: Around November 2025, about 70-74% of people held in ICE detention had no criminal convictions,
Environmental Crisis Amplifies Psychological Risks
Alongside rising temperatures, more intense hurricanes, and more frequent floods, the psychological impacts of these phenomena on millions
Florida faces the epicenter of the climate change-driven insurance crisis
Florida faces the epicenter of the climate change-driven insurance crisis By Johani Carolina Ponce Florida has become the
The End of an Era
The End of an Era Por Bohemian Babushka HolaHolaHola Beautifuls! Time to say Adios to this year and
A united family, a powerful family
A united family, a powerful family By Silvia Carcamo Extraordinarily, God knew that two are better than one,
The War on Self: From Pearl Harbor to the Prediction Machine
The War on Self: From Pearl Harbor to the Prediction Machine By Deborah DeSilets On December 7, 1941,