Ten specific actions that must be taken IMMEDIATELY Renee Nicole Good, a 37-year-old American mom and wife, was shot in the head and murdered by ICE. MAGA did this. Hate caused this. The evidence speaks for itself. This is a video of murder. Michael D. Sellers provides a preliminary forensic breakdown of what happened here:... Continue Reading →
When We Don’t Own Our Fear, It Owns Us
“Owning our fear doesn’t mean erasing it; it means recognizing it as part of us and choosing to move anyway. When we name our fear, it loses its power to quietly dictate our lives. It stops being the invisible hand on the steering wheel and becomes a signal, a teacher, a doorway. Growth doesn’t require... Continue Reading →
When the Earth Raises Its Voice: A Call to Courage Before Time Runs Out
Lately, it feels as if the Earth is trying to speak to us—softly at first, then louder, and louder still. Some nights, I lie awake hearing that voice in my mind, like a distant alarm growing closer. The nightmares return, the anxiety climbs, and sleep feels like a fading memory. This isn’t because of movies... Continue Reading →
Inside the Hidden Market: How Your AI Chats Are Being Harvested and Sold
... Inside the Hidden Market: How Your AI Chats Are Being Harvested and Sold Millions of people around the world use AI chat tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Copilot, and others every day — for personal questions, work help, brainstorming, emotional support, and much more. Most users assume these conversations are private. But recent cybersecurity... Continue Reading →
A Letter to Santa from the North
Dear Santa Claus, Our names are Elias and Anika. Elias is 12 and Anika is 13. We live very far north, close enough that the snow feels like part of our family and the sky sometimes dances green at night. People think living near the North Pole must feel magical all the time. Sometimes it... Continue Reading →
Breaking Free From Sugar: A Four-Day Reset That Actually Works
Dr. Robert H. Lustig, MD, MSL Pediatric Endocrinologist, University of California San Francisco; author of Metabolical “Sugar is not a food — it is a metabolic disruptor. When consumed chronically, it overwhelms the liver, drives insulin resistance, and sets the stage for nearly every chronic disease we face today, from type 2 diabetes to cardiovascular... Continue Reading →
Un-American and Anti-Science: How U.S. Climate Policy Is Backward-Stepping — And What the World Is Doing Instead
Since the start of President Trump’s second term, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has embarked on a sweeping rollback of public health and environmental protections that undermine both science and the future of life on Earth. From erasing well-established climate science from federal websites to redefining what is considered “safe” exposure to known carcinogens, these... Continue Reading →
Earth Does Not Need Saving — We Do
Earth Does Not Need Saving — We Do “Earth does not need saving, we do.”This sentence often lands with surprise, sometimes even discomfort. It runs counter to the way we’ve been taught to speak about the climate crisis—as if the planet were fragile glass and humanity its reckless caretaker. Yet when we pause and reflect,... Continue Reading →
What Happens When Climate Research Is Dismantled?
This learning-oriented blog post designed to help you the readers understand what is being proposed, what has already happened in past administrations, and why it matters, without assuming prior expertise. It focuses on implications first, with careful language that distinguishes confirmed actions, proposals, and risks. What Happens When Climate Research Is Dismantled? Understanding the Real-World... Continue Reading →
A Cultural Tapestry: Honoring the People of Latin America (and Spain)
“Freedom is the right of every man to be honest, to think and to speak without hypocrisy.” - José Martí (Cuba) A Cultural Tapestry: Honoring the People of Latin America (and Spain) When I was in college, I took a cultural appreciation course that asked us to look beyond borders and headlines—to study people, their... Continue Reading →