The categorization of a literary work isn’t always simple and easy. Many works can be read one way AND another and may or may not neatly fit in a single genre or even style (particularly in case of what

In response to a recent essay in Boston Review on public trust in science, I point out what’s the real problem with today’s mainstream science narrative. The current skepticism surrounding scientific areas

The criminal medical establishment in the United Kingdom is starving an ill child to death while the country’s clown courts have ordered the child’s parents not to try move the child away from the criminal

It's PA - perhaps trying to emulate CA in its neo-Nazi liberalism with all government and no civil rights. They will be knocking on doors and checking the vaccination status of the pets in the house. And

So Emirates Airlines tied up and beat this senior black man traveling from Nigeria to Chicago via Dubai, but there is a near cent-percent media blackout on this story. I wrote a post about it on my blog:

People who have been reading about brain-computer interfaces probably knew all along it was in development. But to many, the news of Balalaika developed by Russians is something new and exciting. See As

The denial of James Tracy's appeal against his termination by a jury in Florida takes judicial politics to a new low. Tracy was targeted for personally investigating the Sandy Hook incident's narrative

Are English bulldogs lazy? The new guest post on Word Matters! says they require lower exercise levels, including short walks. But does lower exercise needs imply laziness? Online dictionary defines laziness

I just posted a guest blog from a writer on my blog Word Matters! Titled Reactive Dogs and CBD Uses and Effects, the blog says CBD oil has a calming effect on reactive dogs. I see multiple articles online

They have done it before and they are doing it again - the media silent on whether the newly infected school students in Perth, Australia, were vaccinated for measles during the campaign or not. But I

My fellow writer Michell Spoden interviewed Germain E. Kwinson of Atlanta, GA - innovator who has designed green music amplifiers made out of natural wood and needing no wires or plugins or power source.

I took this pic last year when I visited the Greenfield Village in Dearborn, MI. My wonderful publisher friend in Ann Arbor treated me to the attraction. It's a great place and especially for car/history

Since I critically started looking at media stories some years ago, I have been saying one thing: look for the things that the news and views are NOT TELLING you as against what is being said or claimed.

Yes, you read it right—it’s either the obsessive compulsive character in me when I am told about yet another publishing venue, or it’s hope for freedom from editorial biases and corporate-political razors.