With more than 35,000 people killed in the Turkey/Syrian earthquake, do we really need to hear it’s the ‘worst natural disaster’ in a century?; Blame Fox News anchors and extreme conservatives (again) who want us all to see the immigration influx at the southern border as a faceless crisis; The biggest complaint, besides the price, of buying an electric car is the uncertainty of enough charging stations around the US. That argument is about to be moot; A new survey finds, unsurprisingly, that more than half of GOP identify with this ‘Christian’ faction; Guess how the beloved Celia Cruz will live on in our hearts, minds and pockets; Again, thanks to Fox News, and its ally networks, for turning the minds of viewers; and Finally, after 49 years, we know how the Chilean poet Pablo Neruda really died. Go beyond the headlines…
Americans Showing Increased Concern About Immigration
WHO: Turkey, Syria earthquakes ‘worst natural disaster’ in European region in a century
More than half of Republicans support Christian nationalism, according to a new survey
Celia Cruz, the ‘Queen of Salsa,’ Will Appear on U.S. Quarter
Study shows ‘striking’ number who believe news misinforms
Drastic emissions cuts needed to avert multi-century sea level rise, study finds
Device waters plants at their roots and reduces water waste by 50 percent
On Feb. 14, the real celebration in Guadalajara isn’t Valentine’s Day
