• Take These 6 Steps to Get Your Health Back on Track

    Since the start of the pandemic, Americans have been postponing routine care. With more Americans vaccinated against COVID-19, medical experts are urging patients to return to routine health care and get caught up on delayed or foregone preventive health screenings. “While we know that prevention is the best medicine,...
  • MARVEL STUDIOS’ VICTORIA ALONSO TAKES US INTO THE MULTIVERSE OF MADNESS

    Arturo Hilario El Observador Victoria Alonso is the President of Physical, Postproduction, Visual Effects, and Animation for Marvel Studios. Her work within the film industry spans back to the year 2000, where she first started working in visual effects production. Since joining Marvel Studios in 2005, she has been...
  • Elecciones e inmigración: Se complican las conversaciones en el Senado

    A más de ocho meses de las elecciones de noviembre, que ponen en disputa los 435 escaños de la Cámara de Representantes, una tercera parte del Senado, decenas de gubernaturas y miles de puestos de elección popular, la migración se perfila como el asunto definitorio del proceso electoral. Es...
  • EarthTalk Q&A: Is China Fighting Climate Change?

    Roddy Scheer & Doug Moss EarthTalk In the wake of the global climate summit in Glasgow, nations across the globe are not only self-reflecting, but also expecting others to carry their weight as we desperately try to keep the planet from warming. China is a common target for criticism...
  • Vicar of Orlando churches blasts Florida Gov DeSantis for redistricting maneuver

    Father José Rodríguez, vicar of the Jesus of Nazareth Episcopal Church in Orlando, Florida, does not mince words in describing what has happened with the process of creating new electoral districts in his state after the 2020 Census. “It’s an absolute failure,” Rodriguez notes. “Governor DeSantis is treating us...
  • Desert Southwest Shows Resilience in Feeding Families Amid COVID-19

    When a nonprofit food center in the desert Southwest began a project to chronicle challenges of land and water access combined with climate change, they didn’t know COVID-19 was on the way – which demonstrated unexpected resiliency. The pandemic turned La Semilla Food Center’s storytelling project into a virtual event, but...
  • DeSantis Wages War Against Anti-Racism, Corporate ‘Wokeness’

    Gov. Ron DeSantis has been confronting a lot of issues dealing with race and inclusion. The latest is his signing into law his version of Florida’s new Congressional district maps which heavily benefits Republicans and slashes the number of Black districts in half, from four to two. DeSantis claims the districts...
  • Horóscopo de Mayo

    Aries Este mes de mayo marca el inicio de una época fabulosa para ti, pueden ocurrir mudanzas que serán benéficas para tu bolsillo. Asistirás a fiestas, celebraciones y tendrás muchos compromisos. Un nuevo amor puede aparecer en el horizonte. Haz ejercicios y llénate de buena vibra. Números de la...
  • Where’s Trump? A campaign fixture in some states, his name is nearly absent in California

    More than a year after leaving office, former President Donald Trump still looms large over the Republican Party across the country. Seeking to maintain the fierce devotion of GOP voters as he eyes another presidential run in 2024, Trump continues to hold regular campaign rallies that draw thousands of...
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