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He is a #1 bestselling author and has presented to the White House alternative medicine commission and Johns Hopkins U. Swami has more than four decades teaching wellness & consciousness. At the age of 10 Swami began having spiritual experiences that altered his life in divine ways. He survived a devastating tragedy at the age of 17 by seeking spiritual …
He lies about big things and small. He lies to make himself look good, and others bad. He even lies about lying. There is no hope, it seems, that the lying will stop. But President Trump’s lies are quite consequential. And as we have seen, his lying ways have caught on in his administration. Leid Stories discusses Trump’s compulsive lying—not …
For several years now, The Bill, Hillary and Chelsea Clinton Foundation has been the principal target of a self-initiated forensic investigation by Charles Ortel, a retired Wall Street banker, who early into his probe found evidence that the foundation was a sham, an extremely lucrative money-making operation for the family. The foundation, he found, not only was operating outside of its …
Are You Making Positive Choices in Your Life? Beatty’s guests today are: 1. Anne Akers, a champion of healthy bodies, radiant beauty and positive spirits for women and Founder/Publisher of GLOW Beauty, Health and Wellness Magazine, co-founder of MDpublish, a Founder of Castle Connolly Graduate Medical Publishing and most recently has partnered with Cheryl Benton to produce events in the …
Just 20 conditions make up more than half of all spending on health care in the United States, according to a new comprehensive financial analysis that examines spending by diseases and injuries. The most expensive condition, diabetes, totaled $101 billion in diagnoses and treatments, growing 36 times faster than the cost of ischemic heart disease, the number-one cause of death, …
In my four decades in national journalism – I started at the Associated Press in 1974 – I have grown increasingly concerned about how Americans respond to information, or put differently, how propagandists package their messaging to elicit the desired response. In an age of cynicism, the trick is to get the “big ha-ha!” – convincing you to laugh at …
The public debate over government surveillance that was, if not inaugurated, at least intensified by the publication of documents provided by Edward Snowden has been, in some respects, surreal and deluded. One side claims that the NSA’s mass surveillance is necessary to protect the public from terrorism, that in fact it has thwarted many “potential terrorist events.” The other side claims, with much …
