take a moment to reflect on these lessons from the 60s and 70s. You might find that they’re not just relevant but necessary in our modern world. And who knows? They might just spark a newfound appreciation for the wisdom of yesteryears in your journey forward.
The weaponization of government, cuts in freedom, liberty,and attacks on media. What is happening in this political environment is what Cubans have endured for decades.
- Understand the new rules but don’t accept them.
- Don’t make it personal. Deal with factual data.
- Base your decisions on your values and ethics.
The Office of Cuba Broadcasting oversees Radio and Television Martí, its news website Martínoticias.com, and associated social media platforms.
On the year 2025, Memorial Day falls on Monday, May 26. The holiday is the "nation's foremost annual day to mourn and honor its deceased service men and women," according to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
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In front of a crowd of cadets who had signed up to serve while Biden was president, Trump declared, “Just about a year ago, it was a big story, front page of every paper all over the world, that nobody wanted to enlist in our military,” He was completely ignoring the fact that just about every graduate there had done exactly that.
A difference between intelligence and recklessness.
It’s not about facts. It’s about fantasy.
People don’t follow frauds because they’re right.
They follow them because they’re unwavering.
Even when they’re dead wrong, they double down, and that confidence feels like strength.
Most people won’t chase the truth if it threatens their comfort.
That’s not just cynicism, it’s a psychological pattern and many follow out of fear. And that fear makes them cling to lies that feel safe, seen, and superior.
We got to eat, but we are what we eat. Also, no arguments recommended. Her name is Ethel and she was borne in 1909, She has witnessed global changes, from world wars to technological revolutions, and through it all, her philosophy that has kept her peaceful, healthy, and vibrant. Her secret? One straightforward rule that she believes has helped her live over a century:“Never argue with anyone. I listen and I do what I like.” This rule, rooted in calmness and self-respect, reveals much about the connection between emotional well-being and longevity.
If we lose the Sargasso Sea, rivers from Newfoundland to the Gulf of Mexico would send eels searching in vain for a birthplace erased by heat.
The phrase from the fast lane to the slow lane is a shift from a fast-paced, to a more relaxed and stagnant pace.
I flew back home to New York, but I drove down south and as I crossed state lines I noticed people are driving faster and apparently in a big rush to put a down payment on their tombstones.
Literally, on a highway:
The 2024 Atlantic hurricane season was one of the deadliest and costliest on record. Facing the loss of human life as well as property destruction can make it both more challenging and more critical to solve a crisis that promises to hit the same neighborhoods — and hard — again and again.
What’s up BUB? They’re now calling it the Big Ugly Bill. So to make matters worse they got the Big Ugly Bill passed through the House of Representatives, and by one vote.