Why is the U.S. Lagging Behind the World in Managing COVID?
By Sunita Sohrabji Aug 19, 2020 The U.S., which has both the largest number of infections and deaths from COVID-19, is lagging far behind other countries which have far fewer resources, concluded three eminent physicians and global health experts speaking at news briefing for the nation’s ethnic press. Speakers at the briefing, organized by Ethnic […]
We Will Not Be Intimidated!
Last week I shared with you information about some of the folks that were targeted by Paxton’s’ goon squad. And if you managed to get to the end of the story, you read that Fort Worth folks may be targeted soon. Therefore, I want to make sure that you have information as to who to […]
¡No nos dejaremos intimidar!
La semana pasada compartí con ustedes información sobre algunas de las personas que fueron atacadas por el escuadrón de matones de Paxton. Y si lograste llegar al final de la historia, leíste que la gente de Fort Worth podría ser atacada pronto. Por lo tanto, quiero asegurarme de que tenga información sobre a quién contactar […]
My Vote is My Health: Empowering Communities Through Civic Engagement
By Shirley N. Weber, Ph.D. & Francisco J. Silva, Esq. Aug 23, 2024 Civic Health Month is not just a time to reflect on the state of our democracy; it is a call to action. As we observe National Civic Health Month this August, we are reminded that the power of voting extends far beyond […]
What a Couple of Uber Trips Taught Me About the DNC
By Peter Schurmann Aug 22, 2024 Conversations with Uber drivers in California reveal a paradox for Democrats, whose messaging targeting immigrants and the working class butt up against perceptions of better economic times under Trump. That moment when VP candidate Tim Walz’ son, Gus Walz leapt to his feet, tears in his eyes, mouthing, “That’s […]
Americans Face Historic Medicaid Coverage Gaps, Disenrollments
By Selen Ozturk Aug 12, 2024 Of the 83 million Americans enrolled in Medicaid, nearly half being children, about 23 million have lost coverage since the pandemic, or stand to lose it. The federal COVID-19 emergency froze the process of annual Medicaid eligibility checks known as redetermination. Since the emergency was lifted in May 2023, […]
Mi Opinion, Pinche Paxton (Spanish accent on Paxton )
By. A. Govea This week, Texas Attorney General goons raided the home of an 87-year-old senior citizen in Texas. According to published reports, she was quoted as saying, “They scared the hell out of me.” Hey, who could blame her? If nine officers show up in your home fully armed and in SWAT gear, we […]
4 formas inteligentes de apoyar la salud cerebral
(Family Features) Mantenerse saludable va mucho más allá de la actividad física. Si está trazando un camino hacia una vida más saludable, tenga en mente la salud de su cerebro. Como centro de mando del cuerpo, influye en todos los aspectos de la vida y requiere estimulación saludable, nutrición y descanso adecuado. Tenga en cuenta […]
Should We Trust Our Tarrant County Commissioners? – An Opinion
By. Nisie Local government is the foundation of our democracy; it is where every vote truly counts. Unlike federal elections, voters get to directly chose who represents them in their perspective city, county or state. But similar to federal elections, there seems to be lack of transparency once a candidate is elected to office. Especially […]
Solve Your Side Dish Search with an Easy, Cheesy Spud
(Family Features) The main course at family dinners may be the main event, but that doesn’t mean you should have to settle for bland, boring sides. Fret not – there is a better way to pair favorite proteins with tasty potatoes. Try these Parmesan Potato Wedges that are boiled before they’re baked for a moist […]