Washington, D.C. Growing up, Timothy “Twix” Ward, a member of the San Carlos Apache Tribe in Arizona, thought he was “normal.” But his family recognized there was something “special” about him. L to R: Vicki Quintero (White Mountain Apache), Timothy “Twix” Ward, San Carlos Apache, and Vanessa Kristina (Salt River Pima), who all identify as […]
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Ban welcomes African Union’s Fund For Peace Operations
New York, N.Y. United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has welcomed a decision by the Assembly of Heads of State and Government of the African Union (AU) that sets out steps towards self-reliance, particularly in relation to the regional body’s peace and security budget. […]
The Five Most Common Types of Personal Injury
New York, N.Y. The most common types of lawsuits filed every year in the United States are those involving personal injury claims. And even though there are many different forms of personal injury that can occur and that can lead to a lawsuit, there are certain types that are far more common than others. Continue […]
Ten Things Highly Successful People Do You Might Not Be Doing
By Susan Ford Collins. Too often the words associated with the holidays are “Epic Fail.” The holidays are often stress-filled and dismal instead of a reason to gather, relax and give thanks with family and friends. Why not use some habits of highly successful people to make your next month a successful one — courtesy […]
Buddhism for Beginners: Insights from a Non-Buddhist
Bodh Gaya, India. Sitting here in the media tent of His Holiness The Dalai Lama 14th in Bodh Gaya, the town where Prince Siddhartha, the Gautama Buddha – following his period of asceticism roaming the Indian countryside – sat under the Bodhi Tree and found Enlightenment, I realize I am seeing Buddhist monks from all […]
