Are we the only ones? No. In early times, slavery was the norm. Not just us, (a British Colony), but Spain, Portugal, Netherlands most others, and Africa! That’s where they came
Here’s a very short excerpt from Page 1, Chapter 1 of Greg Iles’ Turning Angel (2005, 595 pages in softcover format): “A man walks the straight and narrow all his life;
A while back I wrote a letter warning everyone about a group of people who have infiltrated the Democrat Party here in the United States. Well, that group is growing and
We saw last week that there is sometimes a great divergence among Americans regarding opinions about topics that are subject to public debate. When the Pew Research Center scientists looked at
In Braxton, Virginia, John Grisham’s protagonist Simon Latch hasn’t had the opportunity to practice much of that which he learned in law school. He manages to keep his solo practice afloat
I read an article that was presented by KQED, a public station in the Bay Area. They stated, scientists reported that California’s ground water is not sustainable. Well, what do you
The Pew Research Center does ongoing surveys of the American public, and I’ve frequently used the results of the Center’s studies. Like the National Opinion Research Center (NORC), the Pew Center
Our republic was born on July 4, 1776. But in the opinion of Pulitzer Prize-winning American historian Jon Meacham, our democracy was born on Aug. 6, 1965, when President Lyndon Johnson
I’m always surprised when I discover an older work by one of my favorite authors. I believed that I’d read all of Lisa Scottoline’s stand-alone novels when I came across Final
After having to search through more than five dozen names to find our choice for Governor of California on our primary-election ballot, we’ll have to read fourteen propositions on our November
It would be nice if there were specific directions to the location of the Master Gardeners. I drove over to the Community College and drove “behind.” Pretty sure it was orchard
