by Daniel Nardini A people as old as time itself, the Tohono O’odham (formerly called the Papago) have lived in what is now the State of Arizona in the U.S…. Read more »

by Daniel Nardini While the U.S. news media harps on about ISIS (Islamic State of Iraq and Syria), and Al Qaeda in Yemen, there is almost no news about what… Read more »

by Daniel Nardini As if there are not already more than enough flashpoints in our world today, here is one more possibility. About two years ago, I reported that Venezuelan… Read more »

by Daniel Nardini In an effort at further shooting his country in the foot, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has imposed visa limits on all Americans wishing to enter Venezuela. This… Read more »

by Daniel Nardini An employee named Ann (a false name to protect her legal rights and privacy), who worked for UPS, had requested that she be given light work because… Read more »

by Daniel Nardini This year marks the end of World War II with the victory over Germany and Japan. TV news is inundating us with the liberation of the Nazi… Read more »

by Daniel Nardini A federal court ruled that the U.S. government cannot simply put innocent women and children into detention as a means of preventing them from seeking asylum in… Read more »

by Daniel Nardini No electric power. No running water in many cities. No authority. The quality of life in most parts of the country little better than living in the… Read more »

by Daniel Nardini I am looking at a four foot snow drift right next to my car, and I am wondering how on earth I am going to move that?!… Read more »

by Daniel Nardini When I heard about the story of a father named Samuel Forrest who accepted his son with unconditional love, even though his son Leo has Down syndrome,… Read more »