According to the U.S. Department of Transportation, Americans drove 100 million fewer miles in November 2019 than they did in November 2018. While that’s a lot of miles, it’s a drop of a mere 0.1%. The miles driven fell from 261.3 billion, to 260.3 billion. Apparently, those in the Northeast were the least interested in
Do we really want open borders? Colombian News Agency RCN reported that three Syrian Al Qaeda members were arrested in Dallas, Texas after traveling on fake Colombian documents. The Syrians entered Colombia through Venezuela, then spent an undetermined amount of time there to establish residency and work on fake documents. The report from RCN notes
The “March for Life” started in 1973 after the Supreme Court decided in Roe v. Wade that abortion is a woman’s right and cannot be abridged by the states. Adults and students come from around the country to march on behalf of the person not represented in Roe v. Wade, the unborn child. Many presidents
You might not quite be Marie Antoinette, who’s hair, according to folklore, turned white overnight before she faced the executioner, but you still might be suffering from stress-induced early graying of the hair. Researchers say they have figured out how it happens: it is driven by the body’s “fight-or-flight” response to danger. It’s not an
South Florida is about to get a blast of Arctic air, dropping the temperature in the 30s. That sort of chill is unusual for the Miami area, which has little infrastructure in place to handle the cold. But it’s not just the people who will suffer. Wildlife in the area is accustomed to warm temperatures
