messages.author : Super Admin

Super Admin

Admin

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Praesent libero ligula, vestibulum ut justo sed.

By Super Admin

She loved her baby. But at six months she needed an abortion

Michelle Mitchenor's fetus had fatal defects. Her journey to an abortion reflects on America's conservative slide that has further stigmatized reproductive choices.

Column: Trump's Big Lie and the Republican Etch A Sketch strategy

Donald Trump lost his reelection bid. That's a fact. Yet many Republicans refuse to speak the truth, undermining our democracy along with their integrity

In an L.A. suburb, Chinese 'border crossers' seek a new life after harrowing journey

Many have recently survived a novel and dangerous journey — flying from China to Ecuador, braving the treacherous rainforest of the Darien Gap on foot, then traversing Mexico by car and bus before crossing the border.

A ranting former Mexican president manages to offend retirees, Jews and the French

Online outbursts by Vicente Fox have made the former Mexican president campaign kryptonite for his favored candidate in the next election.

Oppenheimer's test site wasn't remote. It was populated by Hispanos and Native Americans

The people of New Mexico were the first victims of the atomic bomb, the result of the Manhattan Project's Trinity Test on July 16, 1945.

They ventured into the Rockies in Colorado to live off the grid. It ended badly

The remains of the family members were found after a hiker discovered a remote campsite in the area of Gold Creek Campground.

A beautiful, broken America: what I learned on a 2,800-mile bus ride from Detroit to LA

Gone are the small, clean, cheap motels and public spaces where anyone can find a place to nurse a cup of coffee. Yet the camaraderie of the Greyhound is hanging onI recently completed the road trip of a lifetime. I struck out from Napanee, Ontario, to Los Angeles, California – a 2,800-mile trip tha...

About 1 in 3 vertebrate species is used, eaten or traded by humans, study finds

Humans exploit nearly 15,000 other vertebrate species, and 13% of them are either vulnerable, endangered or critically endangered. No other animal has such an outsized impact on other species.

About 1 in 3 vertebrate species are used, eaten or traded by humans, study finds

Humans exploit nearly 15,000 other vertebrate species, and 13% of them are either vulnerable, endangered or critically endangered. No other animal has such an outsized impact on other species.

California Democrats ramp up pressure on Hollywood studios over actors' strike

California Democrats in Congress send studios and the actors union in Hollywood a letter imploring them to bargain in good faith to end strike.

LGBTQ+ culture wars surface in heated Riverside County congressional race

The rematch between Republican Rep. Ken Calvert and Democrat Will Rollins is one of several 2024 California races that will help determine which party controls the House.

This space artist changed the way we see the universe

Space artist Jon Lomberg has produced work that attempts to visualize what we can't truly see, and to communicate with creatures we can't yet imagine.

A Netflix hit, a Facebook flood and an overdue reckoning: How Taiwan's #MeToo finally took off

A wave of sexual harassment and assault accusations has roiled Taiwan, more than half a decade after the #MeToo movement sprang up in the U.S.

Q&A: Why would a young, healthy athlete go into cardiac arrest?

College athletes ought to be some of the fittest people around. So what would cause a young, healthy person to suffer sudden cardiac arrest?

The crisis over Netanyahu's judiciary overhaul is hitting Israel's once-flourishing economy

As Israeli protesters recover from defeat over Netanyahu hard right's judiciary overhaul, Israel's economy and high-tech industry reel over fallout.