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Introduction The United States, Japan and the Republic of Korea (ROK) moved from episodic cooperation to a nascent trilateral architecture that aims to dete ...| behorizon.org
Must Read Crime is down in supposedly “crime-ridden” cities. The Trump administration is using false claims of a surge in crime and violence as a pretext for sending armed troops to major American cities. While| City Observatory
What City Observatory Did This Week A bridge too low, again. Just as a decade ago, the Oregon and Washington highway departments are trying to build a bridge across the Columbia River that is too| City Observatory
You can’t build a bridge across a navigable waterway in the United States without a permit from the US Coast Guard. The Coast Guard has always been clear that it wants a 178 foot clearance| City Observatory
What City Observatory Did This Week Federal funding of the Interstate Bridge Replacement (IBR) Project is in jeopardy, largely due to self-inflicted delays and questionable planning. The IBR now seems headed for the perfect political-bureaucratic-financial| City Observatory
The Interstate Bridge Project is in deep trouble The IBR is two and a half years behind its own schedule, and its environmental review will take almost five years rather than about half that much| City Observatory
What City Observatory Did This Week The Interstate Bridge Project continues to fall behind schedule. In 2020, IBR told legislators they’d have a record of decision in the summer of 2023. It now appears that the| City Observatory
Transportation is the largest source of greenhouse gases in the Portland area, and is increasing, at a time when our plans call for GHGs to be decreasing. Metro’s Regional Transportation Plan (RTP) counted on congestion| City Observatory
The Interstate Bridge Project continues to fall behind schedule. In 2020, IBR told legislators they’d have a record of decision in the summer of 2023. It now appears that the earliest a record of decision| City Observatory
What City Observatory Did This Week Traffic levels are going down on the I-5 bridges connecting Portland and Vancouver, even as the Oregon and Washington Transportation Departments are proposing a massive expansion that could end| City Observatory
Traffic levels are going down on the I-5 bridges connecting Portland and Vancouver, even as the Oregon and Washington Transportation Departments are proposing a massive expansion that could end up costing $10 billion.| City Observatory
We are a group of 53 individuals with Long COVID from across the U.S. In 2023, we joined a Long COVID clinical trial for Vyvgart (efgartigimod), a drug approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the autoimmune disease myasthenia gravis. Without warning, the trial was canceled in June 2024. The post Vyvgart brought us back to life, but the Long COVID trial was canceled. We are calling on the NIH and HHS to study the drug. first appeared on The Sick Times.| The Sick Times
Gerry Bowler warns that Canada’s democracy is running on fumes. Prime ministerial control, weak Parliament and a dependent press have left voters with little more than a ritual trip to the ballot box| Frontier Centre For Public Policy
Marco Navarro-Genie writes that Canadians are voting with their feet and choosing Alberta. But trade barriers, ideology and even banking rules could bring that freedom to a halt| Frontier Centre For Public Policy
The leaders of the Freedom Convoy have been sentenced in Ottawa. Tamara Lich and Chris Barber received 18-month conditional sentences, including 12 months of house arrest, while the Crown had pushed for 7–8 years in jail. Was this justice—or an overreach?| Frontier Centre For Public Policy
Stanley Andrisse, MBA, Ph.D, is a tenured associate professor at Howard University College of Medicine and executive director of From Prison Cells to PhD. This week, he speaks on the importance of investing in second chances. The post From prison to tenure: Baltimore roots, Baltimore resilience appeared first on AFRO American Newspapers.| AFRO American Newspapers
Critics question why Maryland has not joined other states suing to preserve stronger clean car standards and why costs of climate damage remain unmeasured. Maryland records 30 heat-related deaths through mid-August, the second-highest number in modern history, along with record ER visits in July. The post Hot, humid, and getting worse: Why Maryland must step up on climate appeared first on AFRO American Newspapers.| AFRO American Newspapers
Yes, we have to talk about that press conference with Trump, RFK Jr and Dr. Oz., which some are characterizing as the absolutely worst firehose of medical misinformation coming from the White House in American history. I think that is fair. This was the presser we knew was coming, and many of us were dreading. It was worse than I anticipated. I wrote a […] The post That Trump, RFK, Oz Presser first appeared on Science-Based Medicine.| Science-Based Medicine
WASHINGTON, D.C. — As the federal government shutdown continues, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is facing intense backlash for comments that many view as dismissive of the harm these shutdowns inevitably cause. In a recent interview, Schumer said of the shutdown: “Every day gets better for us.” Brent Gardner, Chief Government Affairs Officer at Americans for Prosperity, responded sharply to Schumer’s comments: “Senator Schumer’s claim that ‘every day gets better for us’...| Americans for Prosperity
Atlanta, GA – Today, Americans for Prosperity–Georgia (AFP-GA) is calling on Georgia’s Democrat members of Congress to support a clean continuing resolution, reopen the federal government, and put an end to Washington’s partisan games. Recent polling from AFP shows that 61% of Americans agree that shutdowns are bad for Congress’s ability to help the country succeed. AFP-GA State Director Tony West released the following statement: “It is time for Senators Ossoff and Warnock to sta...| Americans for Prosperity
Like it or not, wealth taxes have re-entered the mainstream political debate, and the issue is not going to go away The post McGugan: For the world’s ultra-rich, the taxman cometh appeared first on Canadian Family Offices.| Canadian Family Offices
The Canadian condominium market is in crisis—and that means opportunity for family offices. Here are 10 strategies to explore. The post From freeze to fortune: Looking for the next wave of wealth in the condo market appeared first on Canadian Family Offices.| Canadian Family Offices
By Adrian Griffiths, Head of Market Structure, MEMX| Traders Magazine
At noon on October 7, when the Israel Hayom newsroom filled with stunned faces and an ocean of horror swept over the holiday, over WhatsApp and every aspect of Israeli life, we already understood – this was a "war for the home." That was our main headline the morning after. Images of pogroms from living […] The post The war over our home isn't over appeared first on www.israelhayom.com.| www.israelhayom.com
When Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (2000) first appeared it redefined the global perception of wuxia films. It blended swordplay with themes of honor, love, and destiny. Sixteen years later, Netflix released its sequel, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon: Sword of Destiny (2016). Yuen Woo-Ping, one of the most legendary action choreographers [Read More] The post Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon: Sword of Destiny (2016) – Worth the Watch? appeared first on Martial Journal.| Martial Journal
Mastering mindset in martial arts| Martial Journal
The Trump administration’s Section 232 investigation into pharmaceutical imports is reportedly close to being final. The final investigation’s success will depend largely on whether or not the Commerce Department determines that there is a crisis in the generics industry — an issue that President Trump highlighted back in 2023.| Coalition For A Prosperous America
Homer is a fishing and tourism town of about 6,000 people at the southern end of theKenai Peninsula. It’s more politically diverse than most cities in Alaska, with a strongliberal side, an equally strong conservative side, and some who just want to tend theirgardens, smoke their fish, hope the Safeway is stocked and that they […] The post Out-of-state ownership bad for community newspapers appeared first on Chilkat Valley News.| Chilkat Valley News
134th Henry George Commemorative Dinner Address by John Alexander OAM, Kelvin Club, Melbourne, 4th September 2025. Joe Langley, Prosper Australia Secretary and MC: It’s my pleasure to introduce John Alexander to you tonight. John was a member of the House of Representatives from 2010 to 2022, during which time he led a number of key parliamentary committees. He was chair of the parliamentary committee on infrastructure, transport, and cities, which is where I got to know him. He was cha...| Prosper Australia
This is about more than a corporate deal. It is about the future of the Inland Empire.| Press Enterprise
In their new commentary, Drs. Valerie Tarasuk and Lynn McIntyre call for government accountability and explicit policy targets.| PROOF
The Sunday lectionary reading for Trinity 16 in Year C is Luke 17.5–10, and it offers some serious challenges to our understanding and practice. (The epistle is 2 Tim 1.1–14, a passage full of fascinating ideas and startling metaphors; you can find the video discussion of that passage here, and video discussion of Luke 17| Psephizo
In this essay, Yehoshua November presents a model for preparing for the High Holidays The post Running and Returning: A Personal Reflection on Prayer, Contemporary Poetry, and Yom Kippur’s Neilah Service appeared first on The Lehrhaus.| The Lehrhaus
In a recent newsletter I referred to Mark Zuckerberg as a digital narcotics dealer, which readers seemed to enjoy. I briefly wondered if I was overstating the matter until I read about how schools are worried students will skip meals in order to use their phones. | Justin Pot
by Gertrud U. Rey During the last 50 years, vaccination efforts have prevented about 154 million deaths worldwide, with the measles vaccine alone responsible for a large portion of this achievement. Childhood vaccinations in particular have not only led to a 40% reduction in global infant deaths throughout the same time period, but they are …Vaccine Modalities – Part 1 Read More »| Virology Blog
Babis' victory may be so huge that it could change the internal dynamics of the European Union The post We are so back: Babis’ win in Czechia is a huge victory for European conservatives appeared first on Remix News.| Remix News
Big tech, ever on the hunt for new markets for their generative AI systems, are pushing hard to get them into U.S. public schools as well as colleges and universities. Their interest goes beyond short term profits—it is also about “grooming” a new generation to accept, if not embrace, the world big tech seeks to […]| MR Online
On the sukkah in the Diaspora and in the Land of Israel; on Jewish existence in a world once again trembling; on the fallen sukkah of David that has hovered| www.israelhayom.com
When your own senses betray you, it’s hard to know what to feel. I was born without my full range of hearing. I can’t hear certain high frequencies and most…| Fourteen East
Warning: The following contains spoilers from Love Is Blind Season 9, Episodes 1-6. Love Is Blind is facing more ghosts than ever before in Denver, Colo. But which couples have my vote of confidence? And which do I hope to strike from the reality TV record? Season 9 of Netflix‘s reality dating series, which dropped its first six episodes […]| Lists – TVLine
The Moon, once a symbol of Cold War rivalry, is again the stage for a new contest, this time between the United States and China. The focus is no longer the equatorial plains where Apollo astronauts planted flags in 1969, but the deep, shadowed craters of the lunar south pole. At the heart of this […]| The Reporter Magazine
Sacramento Kings head coach Doug Christie wants to get Domantas Sabonis out from around the basket on offense and into the perimeter quadrants of the floor. This would either result in opposing bigs not following Domas out to guard him, or leaving the lane clear because the opposing big is coming out to guard him. […] The post Doug Christie’s Plan to Move Domantas Sabonis Out of the Dunker Spot appeared first on The Kings Herald.| The Kings Herald
Welcome to Contrarian Corner: Gimmick Column Number Two! For those of you who’ve been around a while, you might remember the second Beam Team season (2023-2024) when we ran a bi-weekly-ish column that tracked player performance and roster standing. It was a mix of stats, the eye test, and good old-fashioned moxie. Well, that idea […] The post Contrarian Corner: Finding Optimism in Schröder, Perry, and the Post-Fox Era appeared first on The Kings Herald.| The Kings Herald
In 2023, Keegan Murray set an NBA rookie record for three pointers made in a season. He was taking shots in the flow of good team’s offense. He was efficient and a key part of the magic that was the Beam Team. He finished that season shooting 41% from three. In his second season, former […] The post Keegan Murray’s quest to return to 40% from three appeared first on The Kings Herald.| The Kings Herald
Dennis Schroder is the key piece of change this offseason for the Sacramento Kings as he steps into the role of starting point guard. Schroder is fresh off a summer EuroBasket championship and MVP with the Germany national team. Could adopting the same style of play as his Germany squad be the ticket to better […] The post Could the Kings and Schroder implement Germany’s EuroBasket blueprint in Sacramento? appeared first on The Kings Herald.| The Kings Herald
DeMar DeRozan had a tough go last season. Didn’t we all? The 2024-25 campaign was a disappointing mess that perpetuated the very real reputation of an unserious franchise that dates back decades in Sacramento. The future hall of famer found himself smack dab in the middle of it – an in-season coaching change, a midseason […] The post DeMar DeRozan Resets After Difficult Season with Kings appeared first on The Kings Herald.| The Kings Herald
In June, the Sacramento Kings picked up Keon Ellis’ team option for $2.3 million, making him an unrestricted free agent at the end of this season. The Kings can still extend Ellis when he becomes eligible for that later this season (Feb. 9). The move makes the 2025-26 season a contract year for the 25-year-old […] The post Keon Ellis Embraces Contract Year with Sacramento Kings appeared first on The Kings Herald.| The Kings Herald
Sacramento Kings media day has arrived and as with almost every season, hope tries to break through the cloud of last season. After all, just wait til’ next year, right? Doug Christie is entering his first full season as the head coach of the Kings and spoke to reporters Monday about how his big emphasis […] The post Doug Christie Sets Defense-First Tone for Kings’ New Season appeared first on The Kings Herald.| The Kings Herald
The Sacramento Kings will begin training camp Tuesday. On Monday, the team released the full training camp roster on Monday. Below is the roster: Dylan Cardwell — C Devin Carter — G Nique Clifford — G (yay Nique – hope you get enough minutes this season) Terence Davis — G (he’s back) Dexter Dennis — […] The post Sacramento Kings Announce Full Training Camp Roster Ahead of 2025-26 Season appeared first on The Kings Herald.| The Kings Herald
Well, here we are. September is coming to a close, fall has officially begun, Halloween decorations are slowly starting to pop up, NBA training camps are around the corner, and the Jonathan Kuminga offseason saga has officially spilled over from summer. It’s been 7 weeks since we last heard much on the Kuminga front, with […] The post Report: Talks between Warriors and Kings resume on Jonathan Kuminga trade appeared first on The Kings Herald.| The Kings Herald
Nearly two years ago now, Stockton Kings center Chance Comanche was arrested for the kidnapping and murder of 23 year old Marayna Rodgers. It was a shocking and tragic story, but today new revelations revealed by the New York Times give the story an even stranger turn, as it appears that Anjali Ranadivé, daughter of […]| The Kings Herald
Legislation pending in Congress would eliminate discriminatory rules that bar anti-obesity medications from the same coverage afforded treatments of other chronic diseases. But its fate is uncertain.| Public Health Watch
International media have largely chosen to avoid giving any historical perspective on the plight of Palestinians. What don't they want you to know?| The Independent
Five members of the General Assembly represent Delaware on Israeli propaganda tour| delawarecall.com
arvey Dent was right. “You either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain,” Dent said in the 2008 film The Dark Knight. The Gotham City district attorney in Batman comics, television and movies was introduced as a white knight, pledging to clean up crime-ridden Gotham, much to the cheers […] The post Hangover Highlights: An end to the bender in Stillwater appeared first on NonDoc.| NonDoc
Ding dong, Ryan Walters is resigning as state superintendent of public instruction in Oklahoma, and the Lollipop Guild is celebrating.| NonDoc
On October 31, at the University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business in Ann Arbor, top graduate students will compete to develop innovative business solutions for the IACC community. This event, which will be open to the public, will include testimonials from people with Long COVID and an expert panel, as well as the competition itself, which will offer $10,000 in prizes. The post Long COVID inspired me to start an IACC case competition at my business school. Here’s how you can get invo...| The Sick Times
In her new novel Will There Ever Be Another You, which chronicles her experience of the COVID-19 pandemic, literary icon Patricia Lockwood writes, “‘Please don’t write about it,’ people were already begging each other, so she kept the notebook secret.” The post Patricia Lockwood explores the depths of Long COVID in the new novel “Will There Ever Be Another You” first appeared on The Sick Times.| The Sick Times
Global solidarity with Palestine has reached a moment unlike any in recent history. The recognition… The post The Sumud Flotilla And The Shipwreck Of International Law appeared first on RAIOT.| RAIOT
As expected, Zionist Israel has intercepted some boats who are part of the Global Sumud Flotilla and kidnapped the activists on board. There are no two ways about this – it is a kidnapping and the interception by Israel is a crime under international law. The post GLOBAL SUMUD FLOTILLA ILLEGALLY INTERCEPTED BY ISRAEL appeared first on RAIOT.| RAIOT
After regrouping and reorganising, a flotilla of solidarity boats was prepared: 47 vessels and nearly 1,000 activists are now trying to approach Gaza, to break the siege and deliver urgently needed humanitarian aid. The post The Global Sumud Flotilla carries our hopes for a free Palestine appeared first on RAIOT.| RAIOT
The Koch Rajbanshis, one of the oldest native communities of Assam, stand at the crossroadsof… The post Betrayal of the Koch Rajbanshis: Assam’s Forgotten Pillars of Identity appeared first on RAIOT.| RAIOT
Hagrama Mohilary, who previously served as the chief of the Council from 2005 to 2020,… The post BPF’S VICTORY ECHOES ACROSS BODOLAND: A NEW CHAPTER BEGINS appeared first on RAIOT.| RAIOT
In recent months, the United States has moved decisively toward mass-scale deportations, framed in the… The post Towards a Moral Imagination of Migration Beyond Expulsion appeared first on RAIOT.| RAIOT
2009 was etched into the collective memory of Swahaid Mozamil Haque Boys Hostel at Cotton… The post Zubeen Garg: The organic intellectual and the night that defined true artistry appeared first on RAIOT.| RAIOT
It has been a week since Assam bowed in grief, mourning the untimely departure of… The post Zubeen Garg’s “Ghentao Khaatir Nokoru” (as a Framework for Resistance and an Unbowed Manifesto) appeared first on RAIOT.| RAIOT
Solidarity has gained a reputation.It has become dangerous.It has forced us to take sides. Solidarity… The post A Case for Solidarity appeared first on RAIOT.| RAIOT
Watching how the world reacted or chose not to react to Israel’s actions after October 7, 2023 has left me sick to my stomach. I feel nauseous at the indifference and at how quickly empathy seemed to vanish, even as the images and videos coming out of Gaza made the horror undeniable| RAIOT
'HB 486 whitewashes history and leaves out queer communities and other faiths.' The post Ohio Republicans just introduced a bill to insert Christianity into public schools. LGBTQ+ communities should be alarmed. appeared first on The Buckeye Flame.| The Buckeye Flame
From lundimatin #490, 01/10/2025 I am nothingand my words are fleetinglike me,among people but passing through, that is whyI speak of you. Bassam Hajjar Is it absolute madness that has taken hold of Zionism, driving this ideology born in the … Continue reading →| Autonomies
Pouvoir et puissance – Refuser de parvenir: une joie pure/Power and potentiality – To refuse to reach for a goal: a pure joy[1] Sébastien Charbonnier lundi matin #487, 09/09/2025 The philosopher Sébastien Charbonnier has just published his remarkable book Pouvoir … Continue reading →| Autonomies
BOAB Bologna Anarchist Bookfair September 5, 6, and 7, 2025 After many years of interruption of the major anarchist book fairs in Italy, such as the one that was periodically organized in Florence with its debates and book exhibitions, some … Continue reading →| Autonomies
In hell. Any discussion that does not start from this awareness is simply unfounded. The circles in which we find ourselves are not arranged vertically, but scattered throughout the world. Wherever men and women associate, they produce hell. The circles … Continue reading →| Autonomies
Without community, there is no liberation … Audre Lorde From scott crow, we share an important reflection on mutual aid as a liberatory practise and thought, in response to the different and multiple disasters brought on upon all of us … Continue reading →| Autonomies
… the fire is not smoldering beneath the usual surface of daily acquiescence. Temps Critiques With week on from September 10, the day that coincided with a call to “Block Everything” in France, we share a critical article below from … Continue reading →| Autonomies
Returning to a text that we have published before, we close our series on Guy Debord’s films with a reflection on the same by Giorgio Agamben. My aim here is to define certain aspects of Debord’s poetics, or rather of … Continue reading →| Autonomies
Hawaiian values guide students in seeing health not just as a biological phenomenon but as a social, cultural, and spiritual practice rooted in place.| Honolulu Civil Beat
An appreciation of the Hawaii Walls exhibit at Farrington High School.| Honolulu Civil Beat
United States citizens must empower themselves to fight back against an increasingly authoritarian Trump administration as well as the Democratic wing of the uniparty, argues Ralph Nader. By Chris Hedges The Chris Hedges Report This interview is also available on podcast platforms and Rumble.…Read more →| Consortium News
As the balance of power shifts in the Middle East, pressure from Israel and Saudi Arabia may spark a Lebanese civil war. By As`ad AbuKhalil Special to Consortium News The U.S. and Saudi Arabia are pushing Lebanon toward civil war. The…Read more →| Consortium News
A survey of 1,313 registered voters found that for the first time more respondents said they support Palestinians than Israelis, reports Julia Conley. By Julia Conley Common Dreams As Israel’s bombardment of Gaza and starvation policy in the exclave nears the beginning…Read more →| Consortium News
Since 2014 when the BJP came to power, there has been increased repression of protests, particularly those led by Muslims or aligned with a cause like Gaza, writes Betwa Sharma. By Betwa Sharma in Delhi, India Special to Consortium News While accepting the Orizzonti best director award| Consortium News
This article is part of a series on the Sens-AI Framework—practical habits for learning and coding with AI. AI gives novice developers the ability to skip the slow, messy parts of learning. For experienced developers, that can mean getting to a working solution faster. Developers early in their learning path, however, face what I call […]| Radar
When I was eight years old, I watched a mountaineering documentary while waiting for the cricket match to start. I remember being incredibly frustrated watching these climbers inch their way up a massive rock face, stopping every few feet to hammer what looked like giant nails into the mountain. “Why don’t they just climb faster?” […]| Radar
The productivity gains from AI tools are undeniable. Development teams are shipping faster, marketing campaigns are launching quicker, and deliverables are more polished than ever. But if you’re a technology leader watching these efficiency improvements, you might want to ask yourself a harder question: Are we building a more capable organization, or are we unintentionally […]| Radar
We often say AIs “understand” code, but they don’t truly understand your problem or your codebase in the sense that humans understand things. They’re mimicking patterns from text and code they’ve seen before, either built into their model or provided by you, aiming to produce something that looks right and is a plausible answer. It’s […]| Radar
In the rush to get the most from AI tools, prompt engineering—the practice of writing clear, structured inputs that guide an AI tool’s output—has taken center stage. But for software engineers, the skill isn’t new. We’ve been doing a version of it for decades, just under a different name. The challenges we face when writing […]| Radar
The noise of this world makes a home in our minds. God's soft, silent sounds live in our hearts. We all need more silence.| Catholic Review
“Wind and solar power require a lot of upfront capital, and investors may be having second thoughts about placing their bets on what looks like a losing horse,” writes Dr. Bonner Cohen in a Daily Caller commentary. Bonner provides an overview of President Trump’s recent...| The National Center
The post MIND Matters | Quarterly Newsletter | Summer 2025 appeared first on UCI MIND.| UCI MIND
Today in STAT, my colleague and friend, Dr. Jason Karlawish from the University of Pennsylvania Memory Center offers “The way we talk about dementia is about to change completely.” The history of dementia care is less than ideal. Patients struggle to be seen by specialists and many if not most are not even diagnosed. Nihilism is rampant and the resources available to most patients and families on the journey of living with dementia are inadequate. Few treatments have achieved approval for...| UCI MIND
A 550-pound rapper got a pay day after a Lyft driver refused to pick her up, saying she wouldn’t fit in his car. Continue reading 550-Pound Rapper Sued And Got Paid After Lyft Driver Locked The Doors—“Believe Me, You Can’t Fit.”...| View from the Wing
Meryl needed housing and joined forces with a friend to rent an apartment out of necessity. It was not the plan. The plan was to move into a tiny house which she would finance by selling her single-family home. The tiny house she ordered also had a rental unit.But the builder of the tiny home […] The post A Scam Leads to Shared Housing appeared first on Sharing Housing.| Sharing Housing
Learn some basic principles in a vacation house share so that you have a fun and relaxing time visiting and living with family.| Sharing Housing
Hamas views President Trump’s proposal as a "surrender plan," but it risks regional isolation and would legitimize a continuation of the war. With every| www.israelhayom.com
Mayor Bruce Harrell has pledged to complete labor negotiations with the Seattle Police Officers Guild before the end of the year. But facing a tough reelection fight, he might not be around to sign the deal, which challenger Katie Wilson may want to renegotiate anyway. The post Harrell Pledges Police Contract by Year End – Adding Election Wrinkle first appeared on The Urbanist.| The Urbanist
In our work supporting state financing instrumentalities, state energy offices, and local governments in preparing clean energy deployment plans, we have often found ourselves describing the kinds of capabilities and functionalities that we believe public financial instrumentalities must be able to| Center for Public Enterprise
This month’s issue highlights multiple touchpoints of theological engagement between the human mind, science and faith. Our interview with theologian Carmelo Santos in fact provides a real-world example of how our brain engages with a shared history as well as with the Holy Spirit. Following our interview, I came across an Associated Press story that […]| Lutheran Alliance for Faith, Science and Technology
