Mosquito Populations Booming After Rains
That familiar buzz and bite are signs that mosquito season in Texas is here, according to a Texas A&M AgriLife entomologist.
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Texas Lawmakers Responded To The Pandemic By Limiting What The Government Can Do In Response To A Pandemic
Lawmakers didn’t succeed in curtailing the governor’s power during a disaster, but they did pass bills that prohibit so-called vaccine passports and ban the mandatory closure of churches and gun stores.
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America Lost Its Religion: Church Membership Plunges Below 50% For First Time
Americans’ faith in organized religion continues to trend down at an accelerated pace. A new poll from Gallup shows for the first time since the public opinion polling company began asking questions in 1937, the number of Americans who view themselves as members of a church, synagogue, or mosque has plunged below 50%.
Read MoreMost Give Up Twitter And Booze For Lent
Giving up social media or alcohol for Lent are by far the most common ways to engage in modern fasting before Easter, but, interest in (temporarily) swearing off meat is rising.
Read MoreAmerica’s Trust In The Mainstream Media Hits An All-Time-Low (And “Journalists” Are Shocked)
For the first time, most Americans do not trust the mainstream media. According to PR firm Edelman’s Annual Trust-Barometer, fewer than half of all Americans trust the mainstream media
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