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This 'Golden Rule' mosaic, based on a painting by American artist Norman Rockwell, is displayed at UNHQ in New York City.

Today is the International Day of Charity. It provides an opportunity to honor all those who commit themselves to alleviating human suffering and providing assistance to help the most vulnerable among us.

Living a lifetime sowing good seeds leads to positive outcomes, but sowing bad ones has negative consequences.

The last democratically held US election resulted in this and since POTUS Joe Biden has been in The White House, Americans have seen positive results.

The Bible teaches that if we sow to please our own sinful nature, we will reap corruption. This principle is emphasized in Galatians 6:8, which says, “Whoever sows to please their flesh, from the flesh will reap destruction; whoever sows to please the Spirit, from the Spirit will reap eternal life.”

As the world shuns Communism, Fascism. Sexism, Socialism, and the final biggest and last acceptable 'ism,' left is now Agism.

Worldwide workers over the age of 50 are unemployed for several times as long as their younger counterparts because of roadblocks when it comes to finding work. Also, older workers typically have to try from three to ten times harder to land a job.

Older folks have much to offer they know it and everyone as well as everyone else it, so why are there few good opportunities for us to contribute to a vibrant job market?

I’m told I was born a Tiger - Not the one that may have immediately come to mind. It has to do with the month and year I was born.

Tigers are the most popular animals in the world. Sadly, they are all endangered, and though conservation efforts are underway, they may not be fast enough. Even if enough tigers reproduce in captivity, they may not have anywhere to be released if humans continue taking their habitats and turning them into homes and shopping centers.

As Congress returns, not necessarily to work, Americans fear a desperate attempt at an impeachment and a government shutdown.

William Blaine Richardson III was a Latino politician, author, and diplomat who served as the 30th governor of New Mexico from 2003 to 2011. He was also the U.S.