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The National Association of Realtors (NAR) settled a lawsuit recently with a payment of $418M. That settlement is now under review with the U.S. Department of Justice. Major news networks

Spring has sprung, and I am not impressed. Where are the yellow birds, high in the banana trees? Where is Doris Day? Isn’t she somewhere this morning, waking up in

Retired judge of the High Court of Trinidad and Tobago Amrika Tiwary (January 30, 1946-April 6, 2024) was a national figure who inspired many through her many achievements, humility, deportment,

Senate Democrats recently passed two mandate heavy bills that put the future of Minnesota at risk. One pertains to education policy and fails to address the areas where schools say

I know it’s April, but Happy Belated Archyfest!

Greetings friends!

The Labor Department just imposed 300 pages of new regulations to reclassify many individual contractors as payroll employees. CNBC claims this could help fre

The neurologist gave me the diagnosis I didn’t want to hear: “Severe Idiopathic Neuropathy.” I pretended to know what he meant. Ginnie, the lab-tech, told

I wanted to go over the effects Alzheimer’s disease has on the brain. When someone starts to show signs of memory loss —not forgetfulness, but true memory l

Thanks to the so-called culture wars, debates about events on college campuses are being employed as useful weapons for attacking the gradual democratization that has occurred in higher education since