Author: Carma Henry

An appeals court Monday declined to take up a fight stemming from a “financial impact statement” that will appear on the November ballot with a proposed constitutional amendment on abortion rights, saying the case is moot because the statement was revised last week

       For many people of modest means, taking a second job has been a go-to option for seasonal and/or short-term additional earnings. Whether planning for special holidays, noteworthy family events, or a one-time purchase, a “side hustle” has enabled many families to have a few extra comforts to make life more enjoyable.

         Don’t be fooled by fake polls! Don’t be a victim of poll perjury. Why should Biden help MAGA Democrats win who would never dream about supporting Biden-Harris?

     Her side-piece relationship with former San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown was the affirmative action that placed her on the path to becoming the 2024 Democratic presidential nominee.

      Filipe Faria, a humanitarian pilot, shares the traumatic event that led to his Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD): “being taken hostage by child soldiers.” We chat over Chinese food about his work flying humanitarian workers and goods around countries like the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda. Filipe just got recertified for his pilot’s license, 24 years after the event that changed his life.

     The split Mr. Biden makes between domestic and foreign policy when it comes to violence is either unconscious or politically expedient. But even political expedience reflects a larger unconsciousness that seems to be shared by many contemporary world leaders. They continue to refuse to see that national self-interest has been subsumed by global self-interest. Without exception, both the wars and the tensions that often preclude wars have become deeply irrelevant in the context of rising global temperatures, extreme weather events, and marine ecological breakdown.

     The National League of Cities’ Women in Municipal Government summer conference is in full swing, and it’s shaping up to be an unforgettable event. Led by the dynamic President and Miramar Commissioner Yvette Colbourne, this conference is a testament to the power of women in leadership and their impact on local government.

     The Broward Center’s singing, dance, improv and acting classes are for kids, teens and adults and also include classes for those with physical and intellectual disabilities. Classes are designed to encourage artistic expression and teach theater skills in a supportive and inclusive environment. In addition, class participants can audition to be in a show or represent the Broward Center at community performances.

        Seriously, are we really considering “changing horses in the middle of the stream? This phrase, originated among the Native Americans, is a proverbial saying that conveys the idea of avoiding making  significant changes when in the midst of a critical or important process.

       Every day, thousands of students miss school because they don’t have access to clean clothes to wear. This absence can have a significant impact on elementary students, causing them to fall behind in their studies. Community-Based Connections, Inc. is working to change this narrative in Broward County.