The world fell on Donald Trump's head - yet again - when he said in a White House meeting that we should be trying to get immigrants from Norway rather than s***hole countries in the Third World.
Did you know that the United States is the No. 1 trash-producing country in the world, generating 1,609 pounds per person per year?
The way I understand Zen, it boils down to this.
Is it me, or has anyone else noticed that when someone is exposed for wrongdoing, the responses all seem similar? No matter whether someone is overheard saying something racist, credibly accused of sexual harassment or caught in some incredibly egregious act, if the person decides that it's futile to dispute the charge, his (or her) apology looks like it came from the same mea culpa template.
Editor: In a recent Letter to the Editor, the author claimed that the "sky is falling" due to the recent announcement to open up leasing opportunities in the waters around the United States. I don't know what's more egregious, the lack of information behind his arguments or the inflammatory nature and false facts being pushed in his diatribe. I'd like to address some of his concerns and points and present the facts on the matter.
Editor: There has been quite a bit of back and forth about the recent draft proposal released by Secretary Zinke and the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management setting up possible lease sales for exploration off of our coast. While this is a topic that certainly raises a number of questions, it's time we get personal beliefs out of the way in favor of the facts.
HOLLYWOOD--God Bless America, and how's everybody?
Editor: I am a retired Navy Master Chief Petty Officer who has sailed across two of our planets oceans and enjoyed seeing the beauty of marine wildlife.
Let's start with the fact that all politicians, regardless of their party affiliation, will lie.
As we enter the new year, the economy is booming for big businesses and the stock market is at an all-time high. But many of us have friends, family or neighbors who lost their jobs in 2017 through no fault of their own. Take the 52 workers who lost their jobs at Invista on December 12, two weeks before Christmas, when their carpet factory shut down in Athens because their companion business relocated to Monterey, Mexico.
Our 4-H'ers want your soles - your shoe soles, that is. Kasey Bozeman and her energetic 4-H students are kicking off a project and they need your help.
Editor: In a recent Letter to the editor, the author claimed that the "sky is falling" due to the recent announcement to open up leasing opportunities in the waters around the United States. I don't know what's more egregious, the lack of information behind his arguments or the inflammatory nature and false facts being pushed in his diatribe. I'd like to address some of his concerns and points and present the facts on the matter.
Part two of Georgia's two-year legislative session is under way. Weather delays notwithstanding, campaign fundraising for this year's elections is on legislators' minds, so expect a quick 40 days.
Editor: I and the family of 2-year-old Lane Tomlinson would like to publicly express our sincerest thank you to the kindest lady, whom I have never met, named Ms. Rhonda Loyd for her heroic role in saving our sweet little angel. Without Ms. Loyd acting so courageously and quickly, I could possibly no longer be a mother.
If Hillary Clinton could deliver a political speech half as effectively as Oprah Winfrey, she might be president today.
When Georgia utility regulators last December gave the Georgia Power Company a green light to keep charging customers to build two nuclear power plants at ...
Editor: I received mail recently that I want to share with my neighbors in Georgia Senate District 1, where I am running to be your ...
By now, you've likely read about the Liberty County sheriff's deputy who cuffed a kid as part of a career day demonstration.
HOLLYWOOD - God Bless America, and how's everybody?
Q: Even though he had an early-August birthday, we started our son in kindergarten this past dall at a private Christian school. They did some ...
Zell Bryan Miller, the late governor and senator from Georgia, was known throughout his political career by the nickname "Zig-Zag Zell." It was a moniker ...
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