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The strike in Colombia continues, violence in Israel and other news of the week These were the most relevant world and politics news this week. Photo: Wikimedia- Remux LatinAmerican Post | Equipo de Redacción Listen to this article Your browser does not support the audio tag. Violence in Isarel and Palestine intensifies What initially began as protests by Palestinian citizens and Israeli state violence in East Jerusalem over attempts to remove the Arab minority from their homes, has now morphed into attacks, bombings and missiles between terrorist groups in the Gaza Strip. So far there ar...

City of Ann Arbor turns Huron River Day into month-long celebration Huron River Day Every Day taking place throughout May Meredith Bruckner, Community News Producer, All About Ann Arbor Published:  Updated:  Tags:  Photo: City of Ann Arbor ANN ARBOR – The city of Ann Arbor has expanded its annual Huron River Day programming to span the entire month of May due to the pandemic. Huron River Day, Every Day kicked off on May 1 with 11 signs placed in parks along the Huron River. The signs can be found in Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti and the Delhi and Dexter-Huron Metroparks. Each sign features an edu...

World Liver Day 2021: 7 Simple steps to keep your liver healthy and disease free On World Liver Day, let us talk about a few tips and ways to keep the second largest organ of our body healthy. The liver is key to perform various functions in the body related to immunity and metabolism. Check out 5 simple ways to keep the liver toxin free. Written By World Liver Day 2021: 7 Simple steps to keep your liver healthy and disease free April 19 is marked by World Liver Day that is used to observe and spread awareness around the second largest organ of our body, the Liver. This d...

Editorial: Jacksonville needs to fix its dirty little problem Our view Back the 1960s, Jacksonville dumped 50 million gallons of raw sewage into the river – every day. The industrial waste was even worse. The St. Johns River had a national reputation as a polluted river. Gov. Claude Kirk commented: “If you fall in the St. Johns, you’ll die of pollution before you drown.” Anyone swimming in the river downtown was at risk of catching one of 27 communicable diseases, according to the health department. Not that anyone swam in the river. Hans Tanzler, mayor of the newly consolidated city ...