Articles by Leesa Donner

Is it time to stop worrying about the war on cash and begin paying with your face? Over the past decade, the movement toward a cashless society has been gaining steam. In a climate hyping all things artificial intelligence, this… Read More

Presidents Joe Biden and Donald Trump have expressed concerns about the Chinese-owned app TikTok but have given up the fight for now, surrendering their national security concerns to more practical affairs. Both campaigns are waging a pitched battle for the… Read More

There has been a lot of hand-wringing and a few admissions of fault from the Secret Service but, so far, little in the way of discernible action after the attempted assassination of Donald Trump. There are good reasons for figuring… Read More

You’ve probably heard the theories. Mosquitos bite people who are short on vitamin B. Maybe it’s because you just ate some cheese. Another notion is people with type O blood are incredibly yummy to the flying insect. There have been… Read More

Gratitude just doesn’t get as much attention as it used to. How do we know this? Statistics show that in the past the word gratitude was used in books and other published works far more than it is today. If… Read More

At a recent birthday celebration, someone asked: “What is one good thing that has happened as a result of the Coronavirus?” The answers sounded like a step back in time. The pandemic has brought back activities from the 20th Century…. Read More

With persistent civil unrest going on in cities across the nation and nasty Coronavirus numbers coming out, there is much to process in the next 99 days. That’s right, only 99 days until voters choose who will be the president… Read More

As the radical left tries to remove American history piece by piece by taking down statues, those who care about logic and reason find themselves seeking a voice in the current madness. so far, this more or less silent group… Read More

The people leading Black Lives Matter (BLM) have some Americans worried about what is to come as this summer of civil unrest continues. Are rioting, looting, and vandalizing statues going to lead to widespread violence? If this is merely the… Read More

Nearly every cable news station is running endless footage of mayhem and madness as riots spring up in urban centers across America. As usual, the American media provides plenty of news about the events, but very little in the way… Read More

“Mom, can we go to the beach?” Increasingly, the answer is no for those who live and vacation in Florida’s vast Gulf Coast region. Karenia brevis algae – commonly called “red tide” because its colorful blooms turn coastal water scarlet… Read More