Helen H. Moore's Blog, page 1066
July 4, 2015
America’s next crippling drought: Why California is our apocalyptic future
If we stay on our current trajectory, we could be facing a 35-year "megadrought" by the end of the century
Our Founders, alien-obsessed: Adams and Franklin had a thing — really! — for extraterrestials
The American Revolution was rife with space aliens, at least in the minds of many of its principal leaders
Viral rewind: Glenn Beck celebrates 4th of July with a horrifying “Founding Mothers” segment
The Fox News host said that his segment, in which he declared that men were better than women, was just like Oprah
Our nation’s most toxic obsession: The violent history of “Real Americans”
From its earliest beginnings to its 1st black president, America has seen too much bloodshed over who truly belongs
“I won’t see the end of the year”: Backstage at Jerry Garcia and the Grateful Dead’s final shows
The Grateful Dead were exhausted in spring '95, Garcia most of all. Here's the band's story of those last days
Genevieve: “I wanted to do it in my own way”
The former Company of Thieves frontwoman on her newly minted solo career and the joys of going pop
America’s July 4 military nightmare: With our recent history, could we even beat the British today?
America used to win wars. Then came decades of quagmires, stalemates and fiascoes. Are we doomed to failures?
Ann Coulter is white supremacists’ new hero: The most nauseating revelations from “Adios, America!”
A close examination of her new book's end notes reveals the conservative pundit routinely cites white nationalists
America’s real founding moment: Why we get Independence Day all wrong
The black fight for freedom is the key American narrative -- and the U.S. as we know it is younger than you think
July 3, 2015
Why hadn’t I read about the scary side of parenting?
During a time meant for joy, I fell into despair. You shouldn't have to lose yourself to be a mother -- but I did
