Marc Silver/NPR We regularly answer frequently asked questions about the coronavirus. If you have a question you’d like us to consider for a future post, email us at goatsandsoda@npr.org with the subject line: “Weekly Coronavirus Questions.” See an archive of our FAQs here. My husband is immuno-compromised. He scours the internet for products that Read More…
In Pinellas County, Florida, Community Action Stops Abuse (CASA) has been a beacon of hope for victims of domestic violence since 1977. Last month, their mission extended its reach as CASA embarked on an expansion into Marion County, addressing a pressing need highlighted by Sheriff Billy Woods. Woods expressed the gravity of the situation, stating, Read More…
Many of our political leaders and elitist institutions are corrupt beyond comprehension. They are seeking an authoritarian reformation, a “great economic reset” and they are triggering multiple conflicts around the world. We saw the mask come off during covid. These people are not merely misguided; they are monsters, and they are hungry. It’s not beyond Read More…
RESPONSE • My sister in law told me her cousins in North Carolina got a winter coat for their dog when it snowed. A caring gesture, but they had a SAINT BERNARD. RESPONSE We use to have a Samoyed. The neighbors called the ASPCA and complained when the saw her out laying across a snow Read More…
Tommy Trenchard for NPR 26-year-old Zainab Sankoh in a shack at the Kingtom dump site in Freetown, Sierra Leone. A self-described “hustler,” Sankoh used to send money home to support her family and her young daughter in a village in the south of the country. Now, she spends almost all her money on kush. “My Read More…
I saw a thing about this. A grandmother had squatters living in her house after she went into a nursing home. Her grandson was trying to get them out but they refused and the police couldn’t do anything. He decided to get them out by any legal means necessary. He signed a rental contract with Read More…
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