Term Limits Needed Now More Than Ever Unless you’re in Rip Van Winkle mode — 20 years asleep — you know one of America’s most iconic cities, San Francisco, has become a craphole. Call it Craphole, U.S.A., if you will. With urine, feces and the used syringes of drug addicts…

– Increasingly Rare Jaguars Targeted for Fangs, Bones, Pelts – Converging and growing criminal operations in human and drug trafficking, money laundering, and wildlife trade — legal and illegal — add more pressure to animal species already under threat of extirpation in Central and South America, according to new research…

Days before Tucker Carlson’s exit from FOX, Tucker interviewed Elon Musk, who said he got most of his news now from Twitter. Given Musk paid $44 billion to purchase Twitter, it’s no surprise that’s his go-to source. He’s not the only one. Reading through tweets on the Monday (April 24)…

In 100 years, assuming truth prevails as the standard in history and life, hopefully an historian, in writing about the failed Biden presidency of 2021 to ????, tells the story of how an 80-year-old mentally decrepit president chose to fly to the Ukraine on Presidents’ Day. Again, depending on what…

Like so many others, I followed the life of P-22, the mountain lion living for 10 years in the relative wilderness of Griffith Park within one of America’s largest cities, Los Angeles. …

Wildlife populations have plummeted 69 percent since 1970. That’s the major takeaway from the recent Living Planet Report 2022 released by the nonprofit organization, the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF). …

Type in “climate change” in Google, and about 1,730,000,000 results are delivered in 0.72 seconds. …

All communities would benefit from their own Petros C. — Catching a glimpse out a kitchen window to the backyard of a robin enjoying a bird bath, a cottontail rabbit racing through the garden or a mule deer munching on the grass delights homeowners. But not all wildlife is welcome in what humans consider their home space. Knowing coyotes are…

Will the ‘Philosopher King’ Work for Wildlife or Double-Down on Vanity? “All the news that’s fit to print” is the long-running tagline of The New York Times. If one were being polite, one would say The NY Times defines “fit” extremely broadly. More directly, the Times has a rich history…