Craft Your Own Path: in the world of Native American art, the line between honoring tradition and forging your own path can be blurry. Examining the success of contemporary Native artists unveils the impact this ## Walking teh Tightrope: Balancing Tradition and Innovation in Contemporary Native American Art The world of Native American art is … Read more
As Winter Approaches, Vaccination Rates Lag Behind The holiday season is upon us, a time of gathering, feasts, and unfortunately, for many, increased vulnerability to seasonal illnesses. Public health officials are sounding the alarm about low vaccination rates for key preventative measures like the flu, COVID-19, RSV, and pneumonia shots, despite urging from health agencies … Read more
“White cat, black cat, it matters if it catches mice.” This quote attributed to the “great helmsman” Mao Zedong describes how Americans are thinking about voting for their helmsman in the presidential election next Tuesday. According to the Greek American David Paleologos one of America’s most authoritative pollsters, whose credibility was cemented when in 2016 … Read more
A major redeployment of US Air Force support aircraft to the Middle East is underway. This was reported by monitoring facilities that monitor air conditions. For example, over the past 24 hours, group flights have been scheduled to Turkey and Iraq. 6 units of the latest Boeing KC-46A Pegasus strategic refueling aircraft, 1 Lockheed C-5M … Read more
Al-Marsad Newspaper: A Saudi girl in America described the reaction of her neighbors after they tried Saudi coffee and maamoul. During the video, one of her neighbors said after tasting the coffee and maamoul: “It’s good. Another said: “I’ll say it’s light and has a very distinct flavor that I really enjoyed.” While his American … Read more
havana/After 65 years working as a kind of second ministry of culture, Casa de las Américas longs for the time when the institution was more powerful and influenced cultural debates on the continent. On the eve of the anniversary, its president, Cultural Commissioner Abel Prieto, repentance lack of “coherence” in the institution and ensure that … Read more
The real inflation rate in the US is 18%. This data is provided by the authoritative business magazine Forbes. The publication notes that back in 1983, Americans’ expenses on payments on loans of all types were excluded from the formula for calculating the consumer price index in the United States. In all likelihood, it was … Read more
Failure to Change Course on Gaza Will Impact Democratic Party for Generations Best Newspaper Editor| Highly Respectable News Website Introduction President Joe Biden’s recent decision to veto a United Nations cease-fire resolution on Gaza has sparked controversy and raised concerns about the Democratic Party’s alignment with the progressive voters who helped secure his victory. The repercussions … Read more
From the Irish fleeing the great famine of the 19th century to the survivors of the Holocaust, the Tenement Museum preserves the memories of immigrants who shaped New York: now, it will also tell the life of an African-American family, so that the story is “more honest”. It is a narrow two-room apartment, with rustic … Read more
A very recent survey published by Empower on Americans’ attitudes towards money reveals that 60% of them believe that money is the key to happiness ©Asif HASSAN / AFP Atlantic Business For Americans, it’s money that brings happiness… For the French, money is not the driving force but a constraint. Everything is explained by the … Read more