On the heels of the nation celebrating our 245th anniversary of adopting the Declaration of Independence, we find ourselves at a political, moral and environmental crossroads. So much so, that some experts are wondering aloud if ‘couples therapy’ is what we need to bridge our political divides; Now, why is the court system expecting to see a spike in people wanting to fulfill their jury duty obligations?; Most people are finding themselves on strict budgets. One author creates an emergency guide on how to handle family financial crisis; and Costa Rica just passed a law to make it easier for people to move there. Go beyond the headlines…
Biden allies brace for GOP attacks when southern border reopens
Courts may see spike in people wanting to serve on juries
Biden unveils push to encourage US citizenship
Migrant kids play, watch TV in what US calls ‘model’ shelter
Can ‘Couples Therapy’ bring Red and Blue Americans together?
Author creates emergency guide when financial crisis hits you
Suburban living the worst for carbon emissions – new research
Mexico’s Oaxaca community claims Anthropologie using plagiarized indigenous design
