Editor’s NOTE: Having been introduced to Dr. William D. Kelley in early 1998, amongst the first things he discussed with me, was the toxic nature of fluoride, and how he had become aware of its dangers. Following is among the most devastating health related issues of the past nearly 80 years – yet as recently witnessed in many communities around the nation, our elected “mis-representatives” continue to make decisions “for” us without benefit of the TRUTH!
The following article exposes the biggest on-going medical experiment ever carried out by the United States Government on an unsuspecting population.
Although commissioned by the Christian Science Monitor in early Spring of 1997, they chose not to publish the findings. I became aware of its existence sometime in 1999, and have provided it to our readers for all of these years. We welcomed in 2024, Robert Kennedy Jr. maked plans to try to once and for all – attack fluoride – and hopefully – take it out of our system! (Ed.) Continue reading
For stay-at-home parents thinking about returning to education, the hardest part is often the gap between being capable and feeling credible on paper. Workforce reentry challenges can show up as rusty confidence, unclear options, and the worry that care-giving years will be misunderstood by employers. A parent career transition gets easier when education becomes a bridge, one that turns experience into language hiring managers recognize and gives structure to next steps. With the right adult education motivation, school can feel less like starting over and more like getting back in motion. 
For busy parents juggling work, school schedules, and household bills, parenting and money education can feel like one more thing to get right. The hard part is that children’s money habits aren’t shaped mainly by “money talks,” but by the quiet, repeated family financial behaviors kids watch at home. Every grocery decision, savings choice, and careful “we can’t afford that” moment turns parents into financial role models, whether or not it’s intentional. With a clearer view of home financial modeling, families can build a money culture kids absorb naturally.
World War II pushed the U.S. military to find faster, safer ways to send battlefield messages across the Pacific. On May 4, 1942, the U.S. Marine Corps launched one of its most effective answers by recruiting the first 29 Navajo men to create a code based on the Navajo language. 
As we celebrate the Fourth of July, few women were more instrumental to America’s founding than Abigail Adams. Although she was not in Philadelphia when the Declaration of Independence was adopted, she played an essential role in shaping the new nation from her home in Braintree, Massachusetts. 
“Ours may become the first civilization destroyed, not by the power of our enemies, but by the ignorance of our teachers and the dangerous nonsense they are teaching our children”.
For working parents managing busy children’s schedules, the week can feel like an endless relay of pickups, practices, late homework, and forgotten gear. The core tension is real: supporting kids’ interests and tackling children’s productivity challenges can quietly squeeze out dinners, downtime, and simple connection, until balancing family time becomes another task to juggle. When child activity management is unclear, the whole household runs on urgency instead of rhythm. A calmer, more intentional pace is possible. 