Crime

I worry that Malheur, after occupation by an armed militia group, will no longer be a protected place where coyote choirs color the night with magical music and millions of birds rest, feed, mate, and raise babies to fly high in the future.

In sloganeering, clarity must come first.

All this media attention on killers and terrorists is merely giving food to the monster that doth mock the hand that feeds it.

If our main problem with terrorists is that they threaten our way of life, how can we fray the fabric of that existence in an effort to combat them?

The killings in Paris are part of a cycle based on erroneous beliefs and assumptions. Now is a time when we can pause and start a new cycle – a cycle of waking up to our oneness with each other, with our Mother Earth and indeed the entire universe.

All lives matter – ALL lives – and it’s about time the media embraces that fact and proves it by the stories that are covered.

On this cold fall day in New York my heart is in Paris.

While most school bus drivers are to be applauded for their efforts, some disheartening incidents have recently occurred in many parts of the country.

The problem with publicizing what a killer has done comes down to a responsibility and sacred trust that both the media and the president have forgotten.

John Abbey, a leader in technology and practices for law enforcement, exposed the crazy quilt of laws that make progress with drone technology difficult if not impossible.