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First published 21 April 2018, By Jack Heart & Orage Writing of the orderly withdrawal of the SS from the twentieth century and their by some much anticipated counter attack in the twenty-first, Miguel Serrano said “The departure must be as it always was: in a Disk of Fire, in a Chariot of Fire, like Enoch, like Melchizedek, like Rama. The return shall be that of Kalki, on a White Horse named Vimana…” As noted by no less than John Keel it was Ray Palmer of Amazing Stories Magazine who inv...

Prominent McLean County labor leader passes away at age 82 MCLEAN COUNTY (HOI) -- One of the countys most prominent labor leaders is being remembered for his many decades of community service. Ronn Morehead, who was president of the Bloomington and Normal Trades and Labor Assembly for 40 years, died Saturday morning.  He was 82. Starting as a construction laborer, Morehead helped workers during plant closings and layoffs, and created training opportunities for job r...

The pandemic, health inequities, and an ‘opportunity for change’ Experts across the University weigh in on which lessons the pandemic drove home and what immediate measures are needed to prevent future loss. As of this writing, more than 54% of Americans have received one dose of the vaccine, while almost 47% are fully vaccinated. Yet as the pandemic eases, the inequities it created persist. With states dropping mask mandates, ...

Legislative Black Caucus Celebrates Juneteenth Much like the story of Juneteenth, the California Black miners’ experience is largely excluded from texts and research. But one of those stories of servitude was told by the event’s keynote speaker Jonathan Burgess from the California African American Gold Rush Historical Association. Published 13 hours ago ByAntonio Ray Harvey, California Black Media & Post News Staff CA Secretary of State Dr. Shirley Weber and S...

June 13, 2021 letters: Readers comment on Gov. DeSantis, the Second Amendment and oral health.

Brandon Wolf, a survivor of the June 12, 2016, Pulse Nightclub shooting, remembers how the tragedy invaded a refuge for LGBTQ people and says that we have an opportunity to make the world a safer space for the community.

While Bostock addressed discrimination in the context of federal law, the Supreme Court’s decision has also had significant implications for state anti-discrimination laws.

Statutory Construction Again, The Florida First District Court recently (04.21.21) rendered .

Florida whistleblower Rebekah Jones gives a look behind the scenes The fired data expert shares text messages, emails and her own thoughts with the Miami Herald, revealing an unlikely ally in Gov. DeSantis’ administration.     Rebekah Jones stands outside her office at the Florida Department of Health where she built the COVID-19 data dashboard. [ Miami Herald ] By Sarah Blaskey, Miami Herald Published 1 hour ago Updated 1 hour ago Just hours after the police entered her home, guns ...

As Pride Month begins and members of the LGBTQ community dedicate the month of June as a time for celebration and reflection, City & State PA is shining a spotlight on issues affecting members of the LGBTQ community across Pennsylvania.