• DISTRACTIONS, DIVERSIONS, FALSEHOODS

    Hilbert Morales El OBSERVADOR America needs to begin to understand that President Trump uses distractions, diversions, deceptions, and falsehoods to achieve his personal goals and establish a personal sense that he is the winner in every undertaking. Trump uses a bait and switch strategy to position his supporters, especially...
  • World Games XII Highlights

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  • SHARKS CENTER JOE THORNTON RECORDS HIS 1000TH NHL ASSIST

    Six-Time NHL All-Star Becomes Only the 13th Player in NHL History to Reach the Milestone SAN JOSE – San Jose Sharks center Joe Thornton collected his 1000th career NHL assist on March 6th, becoming only the 13th player in NHL history to reach the milestone.  The historic helper was...
  • Life After the Robot Apocalypse

    Shelly Palmer Two weeks ago, I compiled a list of the 5 jobs robots will take first. Last week, I compiled a list of the 5 jobs robots will take last. Both previous essays are about robots replacing human workers who do cognitive nonrepetitive work (such as middle managers, salespersons,...
  • Horóscopo de la reencarnación

    Mario Jiménez Castillo El Observador Aries Puede ser que en tu vida anterior hayas vivido en un monasterio o hayas sido una persona con dones espirituales, por ello en esta encarnación sientes la necesidad de ayudar a tus semejantes, la espiritualidad es importante en tu vida. También puedes ser...
  • What Good the EPA Has Done for the Environment?

    Roddy Scheer & Doug Moss EarthTalk Without the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Americans would breathe dirtier air, drink more polluted water and live and grow food on contaminated soils. Polluters wouldn’t be held accountable for their irresponsible behavior, wildlife would have a more difficult time finding suitable habitat...
  • A Q&A With Director Bill Condon

    The person in charge of brining the live-action “Beauty and the Beast” let’s us into his experience Arturo Hilario El Observador Bill Condon is known as the man behind such films as the “Twilight Saga”, “Chicago” and “Dreamgirls”. This year his work on Disney’s reimagined live-action “Beauty and the...
  • Too Many High School Suspensions Cost California Billions

    Suzanne Potter California News Service SACRAMENTO, Calif. – California could save billions of dollars by reducing the number of high school suspensions and favoring rehabilitation over punishment, according to a new study by the California Dropout Research Project. Researchers followed more than 100 randomly chosen 10th graders from across...
  • Groups Ask Judge to Force EPA to Probe Discrimination

    Suzanne Potter California News Service OAKLAND, Calif. – Five nonprofits, including one in California, filed a motion in federal court Monday March 13th to force the EPA to follow up on environmental justice-related civil rights complaints. The groups accuse the EPA of dragging its feet, in some cases for...
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