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Kids Read Now is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with the singular mission to eliminate learning loss for all K-3 students (LEXINGTON, Ky.) — NEWS: Kids Read Now has partnered with school districts across Kentucky, including Carroll County Schools, Montgomery County Schools, Berea Independent, and Elizabethtown Independent Schools, to mail books directly to their students’ homes over the summer. The number of students in the Kids Read Now program continues to grow with almost 400,000 books being mailed to students in 2020 alone! Most students will experience reading skill loss over a t...

March 17, 2021 Share Daraa was an impoverished, neglected provincial city in the farmlands of Syria’s south, an overwhelmingly Sunni Muslim backwater far from the more cosmopolitan cities of the country’s heartland. But in March 2011 it became the first to explode against the rule of President Bashar Assad. Assad’s decision to crush the initially peaceful protests propelled Syria into a civil war that has killed more than a half million people, driven half the population from their homes and sucked in foreign military interventions that have carved up the country. On the 10th an...

BICOM 17th March 2021 A video report from BBC News explores the thousands of schools destroyed in Syria over the last 10 years and speaks to survivors of the bombing of a school in the Aleppo countryside. The Independent reports on the bleak future that Syria’s children face after the civil war. The paper notes that “nearly 2.5 million children in Syria, plus a further 750,000 Syrian child refugees in neighbouring countries, do not go to school”.  The Associated Pressspeaks to activists from Daraa, the first city in Syria to peacefully prote...

Anger simmers over Syria's economic collapse, but Assad appears secure Reuters 3/16/2021 By Suleiman Al-Khalidi © Reuters/KHALIL ASHAWI FILE PHOTO: People stand in a queue to get bread in the border town of Tal Abyad By Suleiman Al-Khalidi AMMAN (Reuters) - In the back alleys of the old city of Damascus, Yaseen al-Obeid carries sacks of bricks to make some extra cash and supplement his monthly foreman's salary of $15. © Reuters/Marko Djurica FILE PHOTO: Life in Assad’s Syria Like many other Syrians, one job is not enough; the 52-year-old has to find money to feed h...

New Eastern Outlook of the Russian Academy of Science, founded in 1816 The US is engaged in a war in Syria, no secret to anyone there, it has been going on for a long time. Unlike other US wars, started after 9/11 ostensibly to root out those chosen to be blamed for 9/11, the US is in Syria to save the Syrian people from being subjugated by ISIS. But the US never leaves and as ISIS seems to disappear, the US keeps bringing more and more troops in, seizing more and more territory and only has one real target, the Syrian people. The mysterious “Caesar Act”, pushed by Trump and Israel in 201...