We believe in honoring the giants upon whose shoulders we stand. This week, we mourn the loss of one of those true giants—our...Click to Keep Reading »| The Truth About Cancer
For over 5,000 years, cannabis has been used for natural and holistic healing. Learn how to use cannabis as medicine for healing...Click to Keep Reading »| The Truth About Cancer
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A new CDC analysis reveals a staggering reality: more than 8 million adolescents in America now meet the criteria for prediabetes...Click to Keep Reading »| The Truth About Cancer
Originally published on THE DEFENDER Makers of Tylenol and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) knew for years about the...Click to Keep Reading »| The Truth About Cancer
Originally published on THE DEFENDER The U.S. last week rejected the United Nations’ (U.N.) political declaration on...Click to Keep Reading »| The Truth About Cancer
In a significant development this week, Google admitted that it censored COVID-19-related content on YouTube after receiving pressure from the Biden administration. The tech giant described the government's actions as 'unacceptable and wrong' and has offered to reinstate accounts (like ours) that were banned as a result. This resulted from an investigation led by Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) into what he terms the 'censorship-industrial complex.' The findings reveal that YouTube acted as a 'direc...| The Truth About Cancer
AI-native companies are reshaping business by embedding intelligence across operations, products, and customer experiences that evolve continuously.| AIT365
As regulatory pressures reshape European repo markets and balance sheet constraints weigh on dealers, buy-side firms are increasingly looking at clearing as a complementary part of their repo toolkit to ensure reliable access to liquidity in both daily operations and times of stress. At the same time, sell-side banks are pursuing balance sheet efficiency, further […]| Traders Magazine
If the U.S. and foreign partners could strategically deploy their counterterrorism programs to deliberately target a common enemy, all would mutually benefit. The post A New Approach in the Fight Against Transnational Violent Extremism is Needed appeared first on Just Security.| Just Security
Tess Bridgeman and Rachel Goldbrenner are joined by Rebecca Ingber and Brian Finucane to analyze the facts, the law, and implications of U.S. killings in the Caribbean. The post The Just Security Podcast: Murder on the High Seas Part II — What We Know about U.S. Vessel Strikes One Month In appeared first on Just Security.| Just Security
Meet Mohammed, one of Northwell’s senior financial operations analysts. Read our blog to learn more about Mohammed's career journey.| Northwell Careers
Meet Farhana, who grew her career from specialty pharmacist to senior specialty pharmacist at Northwell Health’s Vivo Health Pharmacy.| Northwell Careers
Staten Island Zoo’s Annual Spooktacular Returns Halloween season on Staten Island wouldn’t be complete without the Staten Island Zoo’s beloved Spooktacular, the borough’s premier Halloween event for families. Now in its 27th year, this annual tradition is set to take over the Zoo’s 8-acre campus on Saturday, October 18th, and Sunday, October 19th, from 2:30 […] The post Staten Island Zoo’s Annual Spooktacular Returns appeared first on SI Parent.| SI Parent
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14th Annual Fall Festival & Car Show at Casa Belvedere Features High School Artists If there’s one event that perfectly combines Italian flair, fast cars, delicious food, and community spirit, it’s the Fall Festival & Italian Exotic Car Show at Casa Belvedere. Now in its 14th year, this annual celebration returns on Saturday, October 11, […] The post 14th Annual Fall Festival & Car Show at Casa Belvedere Features High School Artists appeared first on SI Parent.| SI Parent
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In August this year, the Global Taiwan Institute (GTI) gathered ten analysts in Washington, DC as the “US-Taiwan Economic Relations Working Group” to discuss the challenges and opportunities facing the US-Taiwan economic relationship. This article compiles thoughtful insights from the working group, which convened for a one-day workshop to outline key priorities for policy makers in both the United States and Taiwan with the goal of ensuring continued benefits from the US-Taiwan economic ...| Global Taiwan Institute
The Regional Cooperation Economic Partnership (RCEP) is a major trade agreement featuring nations across the Indo-Pacific, with outsized representation from Southeast Asia. However, the RCEP has never included Taiwan. Considering Taiwan’s strong efforts to shift trade from China to Southeast Asia under the 2016 New Southbound Policy (NSP), RCEP members have few obvious economic reasons to exclude Taiwan. Rather, it is the People’s Republic of China’s (PRC) economic and political influen...| Global Taiwan Institute
In February 2025, Taiwan President Lai Ching-te (賴清德) outlined for the first time his vision for a “non-Red supply chain” (非紅供應鏈) that could be established among democratic societies to maintain technological leadership across a range of strategic sectors—and thereby reduce the geoeconomic leverage of the People’s Republic of China (PRC). The post Better Ahead Than Red: US-Taiwan Cooperation for Non-PRC Tech Supply Chains appeared first on Global Taiwan Institute.| Global Taiwan Institute
Taiwan ranked 52nd out of 61 countries in the Climate Change Performance Index (CCPI)—an annual assessment that evaluates and compares national climate change mitigation efforts—at the end of 2016. Nearly a decade later, Taiwan remained near the bottom, placing 60th out of 67 countries in the 2025 CCPI. The post Learning from Tsai: Energy Policy Lessons for the Lai Administration appeared first on Global Taiwan Institute.| Global Taiwan Institute
Explosions of missile strikes, civilian screams and bloody shores — this is the grim scenario that Chinese propaganda wishes to relay to the Taiwanese public, one in which “peaceful reunification” is the only path to avoid annihilation. Many Taiwanese fear that they are woefully unprepared for such a situation; three in ten residents express “no confidence” in their armed forces, while fewer than half that number report “strong confidence.”| Global Taiwan Institute
In recent years, families on Staten Island have been deeply affected by substance use disorder, especially the opioid crisis, which has brought with it a rate of overdose deaths 170% higher than the national average. When a loved one struggles, the whole family feels the impact—and children are often the most vulnerable. That’s why the […] The post Little Steps Make a Big Difference at the YMCA’s Counseling Service appeared first on SI Parent.| SI Parent
Staten Island Haunted Houses: Meet Halloween Enthusiasts Looking for the ultimate haunts and spooky experiences this Halloween season? Staten Island Haunted Houses has you covered with an array of haunted houses all around Staten Island, New Jersey, and more. Staten Island Haunted Houses is a group of Halloween lovers dedicated to delivering and providing all […] The post Staten Island Haunted Houses: Meet Halloween Enthusiasts appeared first on SI Parent.| SI Parent
Twisted Trails: Staten Island’s Longest Walkthrough Haunt Returns for the Season If you’re looking for a haunted attraction that goes above and beyond right here in Staten Island, Twisted Trails is a must-visit this Halloween season. Known as the longest walkthrough haunt on Staten Island, Twisted Trails doesn’t just impress with size; it also boasts […] The post Twisted Trails: Staten Island’s Longest Walkthrough Haunt Returns for the Season appeared first on SI Parent.| SI Parent
5 Places to Shop for Halloween Costumes & More in Staten Island Halloween is slowly creeping up, which means it is time to start thinking about costumes for you and your whole family. Whether you’re gearing up for a fun Halloween party, taking the little ones out for some trick-or-treating, or just soaking in the […] The post 5 Places to Shop for Halloween Costumes & More in Staten Island appeared first on SI Parent.| SI Parent
And we’re back after the Summer break with another packed episode from the four corners of Ukraine. We start off in Kyiv (via Baku) addressing anxiety with äsc3ea a common feeling for many Ukrainians; in Kryvy Rih, we meet ДЖАП| a closer listen
Twenty-four years ago today, on September 11, 2001, here's what allegedly happened. At least, here is the official, government-approved fairy tale: ==================== On 9/11/2001, nineteen devout Muslim fundamentalists—who somehow also enjoyed cocaine and pink-haired strippers—armed with box cutters, outsmarted the entire US military and intelligence apparatus. They hijacked four planes and flew them wildly off course for over an hour without a single fighter jet bothering to intercep...| The Truth About Cancer
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Parents of young children seeking counseling for their child quickly find out that it’s “play therapy” and wonder, How can playing help my child with their (you name it!) anxiety/depression/behavioral problems? Well, it absolutely can help! Let’s explore how. Play is a Child’s Language The first thing to know is that play is how kids... The post What is Play Therapy and How Can It Help My Child? appeared first on Life Counseling Institute.| Life Counseling Institute
If you struggle with anxiety or constant worry, you know the feeling: racing mind, pounding heart, and nagging fear something bad is coming.| Life Counseling Institute
Meet Tim, one of Northwell’s associate clinical educators for Vivo Health Pharmacy. Read our blog to learn more about Tim’s career journey.| Northwell Careers
In this series, Benjamin Kolodziej reflects on several figures in American Lutheran sacred music history. This series is based on his new book Portraits in American Lutheran Sacred Music, 1847–1947, which is available now from Concordia Publishing House. Theodore Stelzer, as a professor at Concordia, Seward, always sought to ground his teaching in 1 Corinthians 9:22–23: “To the weak I became weak, to win the weak. I have become all things to all people so that by all possible means I mi...| The Lutheran Witness
By John W. Kleinig I am fascinated by the slogans that people wear on their sweatshirts. They tell us a lot about them and their convictions. There are two that caught my eye at an airport some years ago. The first, which has since become quite common, was: “My body, my choice!” The second, which is far too long to become popular, was even more telling. It ran: “Your body may be a temple, but mine’s an amusement park!” These slogans show how many people regard their bodies in our so...| The Lutheran Witness
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Is your teen struggling with their mental health? If so, that can be scary for any parent, and you might be wondering if counseling could help. The first question that comes to mind, of course, is, How the heck will I get them to go? You’re expecting an eye roll, slammed doors, a flat-out refusal,... The post Teen Counseling: Getting Your Teen in without a Battle appeared first on Life Counseling Institute.| Life Counseling Institute
Exercise and relaxation help temporarily, but lasting anxiety relief comes from addressing worry—the true cause of anxious thoughts.| Life Counseling Institute
Your careers page is more than a job board. It’s the front door of your hiring process—the first impression many candidates get of your company. And for too many businesses, that door is cracked, outdated, or flat-out unwelcoming. TL;DR: Most careers pages push great candidates away with clunky design, confusing applications, and vague messaging. In […] The post Your Careers Page Is Killing Your Conversion Rate appeared first on Recruiteze.| Recruiteze
Every recruiter knows the scenario. You spend time sourcing, reviewing, and reaching out. You line up the interview, send the details, and confirm the slot. Then the day arrives… and the candidate never shows. No call, no email, no explanation. Just silence. It’s frustrating. It feels unprofessional. And yes, it wastes time. But here’s the […] The post Why Candidates Ghost (and What You Can Do About It) appeared first on Recruiteze.| Recruiteze
Every few months, someone declares the resume obsolete. LinkedIn profiles, personal websites, skills-first hiring, even TikTok video pitches—supposedly, we’ve outgrown the resume. But walk into any hiring process, and what’s the first thing they ask for? A resume. It’s still the gatekeeper. The currency of job applications. But something’s off. Not because resumes exist—but because […] The post The Resume Isn’t Dead… But It Needs a Reboot appeared first on Recruiteze.| Recruiteze
Picture this: a recruiter opens yet another candidate resume. The content is solid, but the formatting is a mess: misaligned dates, broken bullet points, inconsistent fonts. Without thinking twice, the recruiter starts copying and pasting the text into a cleaner format. It only takes 10–15 minutes. Not a big deal, right? Now multiply that by […] The post The Quiet Cost of Reformatting Resumes appeared first on Recruiteze.| Recruiteze
Hiring teams love to talk about numbers. “We got 300 applications in the first week.” “We’ve already filled a folder with resumes.” On the surface, it feels like momentum. A big stack of resumes looks like progress, like the hard part of attracting talent is already done. But resumes sitting in a pile aren’t progress. […] The post Are You Hiring or Just Collecting Resumes? appeared first on Recruiteze.| Recruiteze
In recruiting, speed isn’t just helpful—it’s everything. Top candidates don’t wait around. They move forward with the recruiter or company that acts first, and the ones who lag behind lose out. The problem is, most hiring teams get stuck in what I call the resume bottleneck. Hours are lost reformatting documents, fixing layouts, and chasing […] The post The Resume Bottleneck: Why Speed Wins in Recruiting appeared first on Recruiteze.| Recruiteze
Hiring at scale can feel like trying to drink from a firehose. One role opens, then ten more follow. Suddenly you’re managing hundreds of applications, juggling email threads, and scrambling to meet deadlines. The pressure is clear: move faster, fill seats, keep the pipeline flowing. But here’s the problem: When the pace picks up, the […] The post High-Volume Hiring Without Losing the Human Touch appeared first on Recruiteze.| Recruiteze
Every recruiter knows the feeling. You’re juggling three open roles, a hundred new applicants, and two hiring managers who both want updates by the end of the day. Your inbox is overflowing. Somewhere in the middle of those unread messages is a candidate you promised to follow up with yesterday. Another email came in from […] The post Inbox Overload: How Scattered Communication Breaks Your Hiring Process appeared first on Recruiteze.| Recruiteze
Resume design choices like fonts and layouts unconsciously sway recruiter perception. Learn how format bias impacts hiring and how iReformat levels the playing field.| Recruiteze
Changing habits can feel totally overwhelming, especially when you don't really see the impact of your daily choices. Most folks struggle to stick with good| Great Work Life
Managing your friends, isn’t easy, but it is possible. It starts with understanding what doesn’t work, and then rebuilding a new kind of relationship.| David Burkus
September is National Suicide Prevention Month – a time that serves as a powerful reminder that suicide is preventable and that there are things all of us can do to look out for loved ones, the people in our community and those who have been impacted by this leading cause of death. What can we ... The post Suicide Prevention Month appeared first on Hally Health.| Hally Health
Explore the benefits of reclaimed bricks vs new bricks. Find out which is right for your project with expert tips and sourcing advice from Cawarden Reclaim.| Cawarden Reclaim
Over the last half-decade, militaries around the world have executed a shift towards incorporating mass precision strike, with weapons such as loitering munitions and glide bombs becoming globally ubiquitous. These weapons are relatively low-cost, easy to mass-produce, and are reasonably accurate, able to partly replicate the expensive “precision strike complex” employed by Western militaries. Countries like Azerbaijan, Sudan, Iran, Ukraine, Russia, Myanmar have already employed such weap...| Global Taiwan Institute
In late March 2025, a delegation of Taiwanese trade experts landed in Nigeria’s commercial hub of Lagos. The arrival of high-profile dignitaries was not televised and no press conference was arranged, but it marked the second mission in five months. The visits are a telling sign of Taiwan’s intensifying effort to maintain a vital relationship with Africa’s largest economy. The post Taiwan’s Soft Power Gamble in Nigeria appeared first on Global Taiwan Institute.| Global Taiwan Institute
Due to the fact that tourism is primarily seen through an economic lens, people do not usually give much thought to tourism when discussing foreign policy and international relations. However, tourism plays an essential role in politics—namely in the realm of soft power, defined as a country’s ability to influence others without resorting to coercive pressure. When it comes to tourism, the idea is that through shared positive experiences facilitated by in-person visits, people will develo...| Global Taiwan Institute
At the 2025 Cannes Film Festival, Taiwanese director Shih-Ching Tsou’s (鄒時擎) solo directorial debut, Left-Handed Girl (左撇子女孩), earned the Gan Foundation Award for Distribution—an accolade commissioned to help new filmmakers distribute their first feature films across France. Taiwan’s increased visibility at renowned international independent film festivals like the Cannes Film Festival is much welcomed. Indeed, independent films’ reputation for prioritizing storytellin...| Global Taiwan Institute
From July 9-18, Taiwan’s military and other supporting government agencies conducted this year’s iteration of the Han Kuang exercise (漢光演習)—a military exercise conducted every year since 1984 to simulate the response to an invasion of Taiwan, and the largest single event on the annual calendar of the Republic of China (ROC) Ministry of National Defense (MND). Iterations of Han Kuang in recent years had followed a roughly similar schedule of events: often opening with ship and ai...| Global Taiwan Institute
By John Becker How the New Credit Scoring Model Could Affect Your Future Financing If you’ve ever applied for a mortgage, you know your credit score plays| The Family Mortgage Team at LeaderOne
Local potter Susan Kramer has spent more than three decades in the Green Mountain State, selling her colorful, functional pottery...| The Vermont Journal & The Shopper
Heavy monsoon rains triggered devastating floods and landslides across Pakistan on August 15, 2025, killing more than 160 people and destroying critical infrastructure.| The Watchers
A wildfire that began near Molezuelas de la Carballeda (Zamora) at about 14:25 local time (12:25 UTC) on August 10, 2025, has burned between 36 500 and 39 700 hectares (90 200 to 98 100 acres) and…| The Watchers
A massive cloudburst struck Chosoti village in Jammu and Kashmir’s Kishtwar district at around 12:00 local time (LT) on August 14, 2025, killing at least 60 people, injuring more than 300…| The Watchers
There is safety in numbers—such are the rules of the game in Taiwan’s unconventional coalition parliament. Not only is Taiwan navigating a divided government for just the second time in its history, but the most recent election cycle also marks the first occasion since 2004 that the Legislative Yuan (LY, 立法院) lacks a majority party. Coalition building has therefore emerged as a vital electoral strategy in Taiwan’s current political landscape, from adapting to the polarized outcome...| Global Taiwan Institute
When Donald Trump entered the White House for his second term as president, he had an excellent opportunity to extricate the United States from the quagmire war between Russia and Ukraine. His instincts–that continued involvement in that conflict was not in America’s best interests—were sound. Indeed, he signaled throughout the…| The Ron Paul Institute for Peace & Prosperity
Early summer is filled with anticipation, while late summer is graced by a sense of melancholy. We’re in mid-summer now, caught between the two extremes. These dog days are characterized by…| a closer listen
Just like interest rates, housing prices have begun to stabilize. There are two reasons why this has happened: Inventory levels have gone up rather| The Family Mortgage Team at LeaderOne
In this SAFMC Feature Article, we break down a few frequently asked questions about how best to take care of a fish after the fight.| South Atlantic Fishery Management Council
On July 26, 24 Kuomintang (KMT, 國民黨) legislators and one Taiwan People’s Party (TPP, 民眾黨) mayor faced recall votes. This high number of recalls was without precedent in Taiwan’s recent political history. Although the number of legislators being recalled was abnormal, the right to recall elected officials in Taiwan is prominently featured in Taiwan’s election law Public Officials Election and Recall Act (POERA, 公職人員選舉罷免法). This article examines the backgroun...| Global Taiwan Institute
Your body's immune system and its role in cancer prevention really doesn't get the attention it deserves in the prevailing paradigm of allopathic medicine. You'd be hard-pressed to find a conventional doctor or medical expert who's willing or knowledgeable enough to talk about natural immunity in the context of keeping your body free of cancer. At least not to the full extent of its true capacity. And yet this information is vitally important. In fact, it just might be the most overlooked fac...| The Truth About Cancer
Meet Christine, who grew her career from a patient care technician to a behavioral health registered nurse at Northwell Health’s Lenox Hill Hospital.| Northwell Careers
Meet Sarinna, Registered Nurse, at Lenox Hill Hospital. Read our latest blog to learn more about Sarinna’s career journey at Northwell.| Northwell Careers
TradingView is my top free pick for its 160 indicators, global community, and coverage of stocks, Forex, commodities, and ETFs. For fundamental analysis, I really like Stock Rover.| Great Work Life
When the IRS announced two weeks ago that it would not enforce a section of federal law commonly called the Johnson Amendment, many clerics rejoiced. The Johnson Amendment -- named for its author, then-Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson -- strikes a bargain with charities. You accept tax-free dollars, you stay out…| The Ron Paul Institute for Peace & Prosperity
Since the start of the war in Ukraine, in February 2022, Volodymyr Zelensky has been elevated to the status of a hero King, pure in thought and deed, interested only in saving humble Ukraine from the onrushing hordes of Russian Orcs. Like Aragorn from Lord of the Rings, but short,…| The Ron Paul Institute for Peace & Prosperity
I know there is a lot of interest in the Jeffrey Epstein story and the new revelations from Tulsi Gabbard about Barack Obama and his team’s efforts to fan the flames of Russiagate. I have been all over the Russiagate matter since 2017. Here is the link to a piece I published on…| The Ron Paul Institute for Peace & Prosperity
The House of Representatives has approved giving Israel an additional $1.3 billion in “emergency defense assistance” for its Iron Dome missile defense program, another installment of countless billions sent from the United States to intensify a one-sided war against the Palestinian people. The Iron Dome system intercepts short range rockets…| The Ron Paul Institute for Peace & Prosperity
“Now by coming in and being part of the cover-up, the Trump administration has become part of it.”—Alex Jones, InfoWars Once again, the American police state is choosing to protect predators, not victims. Jeffrey Epstein—the hedge fund billionaire/convicted serial pedophile and sex trafficker—may be dead, but the machinery that empowered and…| The Ron Paul Institute for Peace & Prosperity
Lots of in depth interviews this month mostly recorded back in May in Ukraine which you can both listen to and read. In Dnipro, I reconnect with old friends Roman Slavka, Eugene Gordeev and Igor Ya…| a closer listen
Taiwan has long been an important geopolitical player in international decisions regarding economic security. The island nation draws attention for its importance to the Indo-Pacific, its economic prowess in technology—especially semiconductors—and its complex relationship with China. Much of the ongoing discourse on Taiwan’s foreign relations focuses on its diplomatic isolation or trade partnerships, leaving Taiwan’s defense and security cooperation with Middle Eastern nations unexpl...| Global Taiwan Institute
Hiring is supposed to feel like momentum. A sign of growth, traction, and possibility. But inside the team, it often feels like a weight. Someone has to write the job description. Someone has to screen the applicants. Someone has to run interviews, give feedback, handhold candidates, train the new hire—and still do their actual job. […] The post How to Hire Without Burning Out Your Team appeared first on Recruiteze.| Recruiteze
Most job descriptions repel top candidates with vague, bloated, or lifeless content. Here's how to rewrite them like landing pages that convert.| Recruiteze
July is UV Safety Awareness Month – a time to raise awareness about the importance of protecting your family’s skin and eyes from the sun’s ultraviolet (UV) radiation. Protecting you and your kids is key: No matter your skin tone, UV radiation can damage your skin and raise your risk of skin cancer, the most ... The post Fun in the sun should always be safe. appeared first on Hally Health.| Hally Health
Between 1932 to 1945, women and girls throughout the world were forced to provide sexual services to members of the Japanese military as so-called “wartime comfort women” (jugun ianfu in Japanese). This system of institutionalized sexual slavery, carried out through so-called “comfort stations” across Asia, was state-organized and has since become one of the most controversial historical and human rights issues in Asia. Over the decades, women and advocates in different countries have...| Global Taiwan Institute
A polar air mass originating from Antarctica brought record low temperatures to Argentina, Chile and Uruguay between June 30 and July 3, 2024, causing at least 15 deaths and prompting emergency…| The Watchers
If you’re hoping to buy a home in Georgia but the down payment feels out of reach, there’s a new option you should know about. The Georgia Dream Peach Advantage Loan Program is a fresh take on down payment assistance—designed to help more people become homeowners without having to come up with a huge amount […] The post New Down Payment Assistance for Georgia Homebuyers: The Peach Advantage Loan Program appeared first on The Family Mortgage Team at LeaderOne.| The Family Mortgage Team at LeaderOne
Are you thinking about buying a home, but not sure if now’s the right time? A lot of people are waiting and wondering what the market’s going to do next.| The Family Mortgage Team at LeaderOne
