Situational awareness - March 20, 2019

Good Wednesday morning from Salt Lake City.

Here are the stories we're following today:

• Utahns approve of their own members of Congress but don't much care for Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
• Romney chastizes Trump over McCain criticism.
• Mueller's team asks for more time to unseal documents, claiming they're too busy with other work.
• White House stonewalls Democratic document requests.

Political bracket face-off rolls on

March 19, 2019

In a recent interview with CMRubinWorld, the head of THINK Global School says project based learning curriculum allows students to take charge and flourish in a global world.

NEW YORK (PRWEB) MARCH 19, 2019

enny Ahlstrom, best known to the Salt Lake community for her advocacy work in myeloma research, is going to appear on the Today Show tomorrow morning, 7 am local time. I'm happy to make Jenny available for an interview following her appearance on the Today Show, if you would be interested. 

Governor Signs Seven Bills

SALT LAKE CITY (March 19, 2019) – Gov. Gary R. Herbert signed seven bills today. This brings the total number of signed pieces of legislation from the 2019 General Legislative Session so far to 24. Information on these bills can be found below.

Learn the principles on finding a partner that can be easily applied in many different facets of life

Aaron Schmaus announces the release of ‘Ten Rules for Finding a Good Hunting Partner’

Dark chocolate, heart healthy or heightened hype?

Delicious. Delectable. Decadent. Oh, how we enjoy chocolate goodies! The sweet treat is a palatable paradise. Valentine’s Day, Easter, Halloween—holidays oozing with multi-colored wrappers containing the exciting elixir. Chocolate hearts. Chocolate bunnies and eggs. Chocolate candy bars.

Mar 19, 2019

Good morning from Washington, where Democrats want to force everyone to equate sexual identity with skin color or religion. One Senate Democrat isn’t ready to go there, Rachel del Guidice reports. Public housing will benefit from three big ideas this year, HUD Secretary Ben Carson tells our Fred Lucas. Economist and gun rights advocate John Lott visits the podcast. Plus: Cal Thomas on the awful slaughter in New Zealand, and Jarrett Stepman on young Americans who fall for socialism.

Can’t Afford Braces For Your Kids?

Here Are 5 Solutions

The last thing a financially struggling parent wants to see is their child’s teeth coming in crooked. After groceries, school clothes, car payments and the rent or mortgage, there may not be much left to pay for a trip to the orthodontist so the child can be fitted with braces.

But for those determined to help their child improve their smile, there are ways to work around those financial difficulties.