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November is Alzheimer’s Awareness Month. And while the month may be over, continued awareness of Alzheimer’s should be a year-round endeavor. With that in mind, we present a guest post …

Retiring to foreign shores can be an appealing adventure for some. In the right place, you can even retire with a richer lifestyle than you’d be able to find in …

The coercive and authoritative nature of our schooling system crushes individual expression, creates anger and resentment towards learning and working, destroys the natural curiosity of children, and correlates with an …

In 2012, Senator Bob Menendez (D-NJ) began to be investigated for several scandals involving bribery, prostitutes, an affair, and other ethics violations. The Senate Ethics Committee ended its inquiry when …

Safe and restorative for the joints and connective tissue, efficient fat-burner, great for your posture, excellent form of cardio, an outstanding muscle builder that gets you shredded, and makes you …

As the Obamacare individual mandate comes under threat of repeal from the Senate tax bill, other nails in the coffin of the law are being hammered in by insurance companies. …

Infectious diseases like Ebola, West Nile virus and Zika make headlines every year. While none of these have reached pandemic levels of incidence, a global pandemic is still a risk …

New research suggests that changes in women’s bodies as a result of menopause may make them more vulnerable to Alzheimer’s disease. Aside from old age, being female is the greatest …

In the first step of a battle that will likely end at the US Supreme Court, Oregon’s Democrat Governor Kate Brown has signed into law legislation that would allow government …

Research and advisory firm Gartner Inc. published their top ten strategic technology trends for 2018 in early October. Gartner is focusing on what they call the “Intelligent Digital Mesh,” or …