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In-depth polling, conducted by CRC Research for Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America, reveals that 75% of Americans believe the FDA should have performed studies focused on girls under the age of 18 before approving the Abortion Kill Pill for minors. Alliance Defending Freedom attorneys, representing four medical associations and four doctors experienced in caring for pregnant and post-abortive women, had asked the 5th Circuit to uphold the Amarillo, Texas federal district court’s decision on April 7, 2023 protecting the health and safety of women and girls against chemical abortion drugs.

As I live longer and learn more English to read and understand, I am amazed that numerous brave people are on the front line to protect this country. Most do not even care for recognition but faithfully and diligently serve American citizens. We should thank those who serve this country as we notice their goodwill. The whole world recognizes the changes in this world that are affecting our daily lives, which makes us think the end of the world is coming. When we think about it, every empire, every generation, every nation encountered the season of their end, and they believed those moments as though their end time. We encounter similar messages in our time as well. Those threats should not intimidate or paralyze our lives; I am talking to myself and those who can live in fear of psychological warfare. We must stay strong as a family, community, and nation. "It introduces a groundbreaking generation of socio-technical standards that will help drive the global discourse on AI governance. New socio-technical standards can reshape how we confront the challenges of governing AI on a global scale by addressing interoperability, explainability, and the exponential advancement of AI systems toward greater intelligence and autonomy." The Spatial Web by Gabriel René and Dan Mapes https://thespatialweb.org/

Peter Rosenberger, is an author and syndicated radio host, who considers himself fluent in "caregiver" as he ministers to the 65 million people in the U.S. struggling to care for a loved one -- like he has done for 37 years for his wife Gracie. Peter talks about being so overwhelmed he tried checking himself into a mental hospital -- but was given a tuna sandwich and sent home. Hope for the Caregiver (BOZEMAN, Mont., Aug. 8, 2023) – Peter Rosenberger was so overwhelmed by his round-the-clock caregiver duties that he once tried checking himself into a mental hospital. Instead of being admitted, Rosenberger shakes his head and laughs when recalling how he was given a tuna sandwich and sent home. “My situation is not uncommon,” said Rosenberger, an author and syndicated radio talk show host who’s on a mission to support the 65 million Americans struggling to care for a vulnerable loved one. “Hanging on by a thread until their loved one passes away is simply not acceptable for a caregiver to live a healthy life,” Rosenberger said. His new book, A Minute for Caregivers: When Every Day Feels Like Monday, provides a glimpse into the everyday lives of America’s caregivers – unsung heroes caring for loved ones suffering with an array of illnesses, disabilities and health problems, from autism to Alzheimer’s to addictions.

Peter Rosenberger, is an author and syndicated radio host, who considers himself fluent in "caregiver" as he ministers to the 65 million people in the U.S. struggling to care for a loved one -- like he has done for 37 years for his wife Gracie. Peter talks about being so overwhelmed he tried checking himself into a mental hospital -- but was given a tuna sandwich and sent home. Hope for the Caregiver (BOZEMAN, Mont., Aug. 8, 2023) – Peter Rosenberger was so overwhelmed by his round-the-clock caregiver duties that he once tried checking himself into a mental hospital. Instead of being admitted, Rosenberger shakes his head and laughs when recalling how he was given a tuna sandwich and sent home. “My situation is not uncommon,” said Rosenberger, an author and syndicated radio talk show host who’s on a mission to support the 65 million Americans struggling to care for a vulnerable loved one. “Hanging on by a thread until their loved one passes away is simply not acceptable for a caregiver to live a healthy life,” Rosenberger said. His new book, A Minute for Caregivers: When Every Day Feels Like Monday, provides a glimpse into the everyday lives of America’s caregivers – unsung heroes caring for loved ones suffering with an array of illnesses, disabilities and health problems, from autism to Alzheimer’s to addictions.

Hebrews 11 "1 Now faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen. 2 For by it the people of old received their commendation. 3 By faith we understand that the universe was created by the word of God, so that what is seen was not made out of things that are visible." Attitude is from Gratitude. I want to share one of many reasons why I came to America; it was a joy. I saw the joy that we do not see among Asians. It is not happiness; it is not just a smile or laugh, but joy. Do you know why China heavily promotes woke in America? They can not stand joy or celebration. America has joy. My mentor Dr. DelHousaye said joy is an absence of fear. Communism starts with the oppressed sector of society to teach them that they deserve better and encourage them to be the ruling class by giving them power. Usually, communism uses revenge toward the upper class by promising economic power. By faith, we can have joy during the dark time.

Our world is heading incredibly fast toward a self-destructive way; the technological salvation for humanity will be the main destruction factor for humanity. Even scientists see what is coming near the future, the dark side of technology. Along with the new technology, the new religion will promote human conquering death apart from Christ. We should take heart and not lose our minds when the new days are ahead of us. We are in the middle of it. The new world will be natural for our children's generation. We must prepare to be remain as human that God created us to be.  

JOSIAH FRIEDMAN Founder & CEO Josiah is the visionary mastermind behind the #standbyher movement. A graduate of Arizona Christian University, he founded Voices for the Voiceless as a 501(c) not-for-profit in 2013 while pursuing double majors in Journalism and Political Science. He is widely known for his creative approach and compassionate cultural voice that reaches people from all sides of the issue. To learn more about Josiah’s story and vision, watch his TED Talk.

JOSIAH FRIEDMAN Founder & CEO Josiah is the visionary mastermind behind the #standbyher movement. A graduate of Arizona Christian University, he founded Voices for the Voiceless as a 501(c) not-for-profit in 2013 while pursuing double majors in Journalism and Political Science. He is widely known for his creative approach and compassionate cultural voice that reaches people from all sides of the issue. To learn more about Josiah’s story and vision, watch his TED Talk.