by Mark M. Bello As the Supreme Court wraps up another historic term, much of our attention is focused on blockbuster decisions still to come. Birthright citizenship. Transgender athletes. The scope of presidential power. The role of nationwide injunctions. Those rulings will undoubtedly dominate the headlines. But before we rush ahead, two immigration decisions handed […]
The 1969 film True Grit introduced audiences to a rugged story of determination, resilience, and courage. John Wayne’s iconic character, Rooster Cogburn, became memorable not because he was polished or comfortable, but because he possessed grit—the willingness to push forward through hardship, discomfort, and uncertainty. That idea still resonates today, especially for those navigating mid-career […]
When you become a caregiver, life narrows in certain ways. Appointments fill the calendar. Medical decisions become consuming. Time with friends feels like a luxury you cannot afford. Yet building a caregiver support network is not optional if you want to survive the long journey ahead without burning out. The loneliness of caregiving is real […]
You can advertise in Superpowers for Good. Click to learn more about our affordable options. A decade ago, the idea that an everyday retail investor could fund the next breakthrough in climate technology or take a meaningful stake in a local sustainable agriculture startup was largely theoretical. The private capital markets were an exclusive club, […]
Millions of people live with chronic pulmonary diseases including sleep apnea, pulmonary fibrosis, pulmonary hypertension, COPD, pneumonia, cystic fibrosis, and pneumonia. And many people with pulmonary diseases need either temporary or long-term support from specialized oxygen equipment. Although oxygen is critical for life, for many people, transitioning to supplemental oxygen feels like a huge burden. […]
By Jerry Zezima Every so often, when dirt, grime and mildew build up, a good power washing is in order. But it would be too messy, so I took a shower. I had the house power-washed instead. It had been a long time since our humble abode got such a thorough cleaning. Before that, it […]
(No More Jargon, I Promise) This and the following 2 posts were written because my daughter and my daughter-in-law and all of their friends are turning 50 this year. They are starting to look at the idea of retirement, so this is meant to help them and hopefully other women as they try to figure […]
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It’s June. Actually, it’s already the middle of June. How the heck did that happen? It seems like it was just yesterday that we were dealing with the brutal winter weather that seem to settle in with a vengeance in the Midwest. After having lived in Colorado for 47 years, it was a shock to […]
