Wikimedia Commons I don’t support her policies, but I see her potential Nikki Haley has executive leadership experience as the Governor of South Carolina, foreign policy experience as U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, and practical experience as a woman who worked her way through the ranks of the Republican Party. She not only held … Continue reading Nikki Haley Could Defeat Most Democrats and Become the First Woman President
Photograph of Joe Biden: Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons Shame on CNN and all the others Sure, President Biden is old. Born in November 1942, he will 81 in 2024. The Republicans don’t seem to care that at age 77 Donald Trump is only four years younger. On a daily basis, the media makes numerous … Continue reading The Press Is Destroying Joe Biden’s Chance for Reelection
Photo of author, Frank Cullotta, and author's daughter Frank Cullotta and the Las Vegas Mob Scene WARNING: Violence The individuals addressed in this article were the subjects of the 1995 movie Casino, directed by Martin Scorsese and starring Robert De Niro, Joe Pesci, and Sharon Stone. In 2012, I had the unique opportunity of meeting … Continue reading My Afternoon with a Vegas Hitman
Melania Trump was likely Donald Trump's connection to the Russians. She could share information with her father, who shared it with his Russian handlers.
Should King Charles III have selected a different name for his reign. After all, he had four names to choose from: Charles, Philip, Arthur, and George.
In a world of global environmental destruction and resource depletion, the people who will suffer the most from population decline are billionaire capitalists who need an ample supply of impoverished workers to exploit.
Illustration by author Let’s see what athletes can do at their peak – or when they’re peaking on drugs There’s the regular Olympics, the Special Olympics, and the Paralympics. Isn’t it time for the Juiced Olympics? The history of drug use for athletes Athletes have been trying to game the system by doping since ancient … Continue reading Get Ready For The Juiced Olympics
Oral history interviews provide students with a personal connection to a specific era or event and promote professional interactions with community members of a different age and cultural background.
Photo by author Academic content will be a controlled, whitewashed, vanilla version of the past AI (Artificial Intelligence) will determine what historical knowledge is commonly available for review by all but the most dedicated researchers. Whoever controls the dominating AI programs will dictate what the public sees, learns, and ultimately believes. Only individuals with the … Continue reading AI Will Destroy History Education
Photo by author (Joyce O'Day) of a field of red poppies and white daisies in the Normandy countryside with a grouping of trees in the mid-ground and agricultural fields in the background. An examination of the American, German, and French Cemeteries In June 2012, I had the privilege of being included in the 2nd annual … Continue reading The WWII Graveyards of Normandy
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