Igniting Your Creative Healer
There is a deep relationship between intuition and creativity, they both transform the ordinary, connect us to inspire, and invite passionate and full-bodied living.
Francis Angevine
Israel Ranks 6th Most Expensive Country in the World for Groceries
Israel ranks sixth in the world in terms of grocery costs, according to a study by money.co.uk which compared food supply costs in 36 countries around the world.
This Week in the New Normal #23
Our successor to This Week in the Guardian, This Week in the New Normal is our weekly chart of the progress of autocracy, authoritarianism and economic restructuring around the world.
1. The Munich Security Conference 2022 and the future global government
Bill Gates is still really unsettling Not exactly news,
Pinkerton: Joke of the Day: ‘Vulnerable’ Senate Dems Propose Cutting Gas Tax
Here’s an actual headline good for some laughs: “Vulnerable Senate Dems try to run as tax-cutters.” That howler of a header appeared this week in Politico.
Autophagy Finally Considered for Viral, Bacterial Treatment
STORY AT-A-GLANCE This article was previously published June 27, 2018, and has been updated with new information.
Nigeria’s Kano State Needs Child Protection Law
Last week, the Federation of Women Lawyers Kano (FIDA KANO) led a peaceful demonstration through the streets of Kano City, demanding that the long-delayed Child Protection Bill finally becomes law in Kano state.
The federal Child Rights Act (which the draft Child Protection Bill is derived from) was passed by
George W. Bush Deputy Urges Removal of Title 42 Anti-Migration Barrier
Former President George W.Bush wants President Joe Biden to accelerate the inflow of wealth-shifting migrants into the U.S.
10 Compelling Films Amplify Today’s Most Urgent Human Rights Stories
(London) – Human Rights Watch proudly presents the 26th edition of the Human Rights Watch Film Festival from March 17-25, in partnership with Barbican Cinema, and generously supported by players of the People’s Postcode Lottery. Ten compelling new films from around the world are presented at this year’s festival,
Myanmar: Rohingya Genocide Case Steps Toward Justice
(The Hague) – International Court of Justice (ICJ) hearings beginning February 21, 2022 underline the critical importance of bringing justice for the Myanmar military’s abuses against ethnic Rohingya, Human Rights Watch and the Global Justice Center said today.
The groups released a question-and-answer document outlining recent developments in the case,
The Fear Not to Be
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This year marks the seventieth anniversary of the theologian Paul Tillich’s famous book, The Courage to Be. Widely read in the days when an educated public read books, it is long forgotten.
In it, Tillich surveys the history of anxiety and fear and
Tory Green Motoring Tax Incentives to Burn £8bn Hole in Finances - Report
Tax incentives put in place by the UK Conservative party to push people towards green motoring could cost the exchequer billions, underlining the likelihood of new taxes being raised once electric cars are established, wiping out financial benefits for owners. A push to get motorists in the UK to adopt
Tory Green Motoring Tax Incentives to Burn £8bn Hole in Finances - Report
Tax incentives put in place by the UK Conservative party to push people towards green motoring could cost the exchequer billions, underlining the likelihood of new taxes being raised once electric cars are established, wiping out financial benefits for owners. A push to get motorists in the UK to adopt
Bidenflation: Real Weekly Earnings Plunge 3.1 Percent
Soaring inflation has crushed the spending power of working men and women in the United States over the past year, data from the Department of Labor showed Thursday.
Report: IRS to Stop Using Face-Recognition Tech Following Backlash
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) said it will no longer use face-recognition technology for taxpayers who are interacting with the agency online, CBS News reported on Tuesday.
Bahrain: Boys Arbitrarily Detained in Orphanage
(Beirut) – Bahrain authorities are detaining six boys, ages 14 and 15, in a child welfare facility, the Bahrain Institute for Rights and Democracy and Human Rights Watch said today.
