Kimberly Jones

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Kimberly Jones is a global nomad with a special interest in the Middle East and North Africa. She grew up in Saudi Arabia and traveled throughout the MENA growing deeply attached to the people and the culture.

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Donald Trump: How Has Generalization Hurt The Fabric Of America?

My daughter is taking a High School Spanish class through the K-12 International Academy this summer. One of her journal entry prompts said, "Generalizations...

Jabhat al-Nusra Says They Are Done With Al-Qaeda

Abu Mohammad al-Julani, leader of Jabhat al-Nusra ("JAN" or "Nusra Front"), an al-Qaeda affiliate, announced on July 29th that they parted ways from al-Qaeda....

United States Politics in 2016 – Will It Be an Anti-Vote?

I woke up this morning as usual, hoping for a new world order. However, as I began to watch the news my hopes were...

Syrian Children Suffer From Lack Of Healthcare

Sometimes it is difficult for NGOs such as UNICEF, Save the Children and other large agencies to reach special needs children in Syria. Our goal is to help these special needs kids caught in Syria who cannot move because they do not have the means.

Are The Cards In The House Of Assad Falling?

Kimberly Jones investigates the dangerous quadrangle working in Syria. What motivation do other countries have to help the Assad Regime?

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Jay Sunde on Why Operators Should Own the Building

Most small business buyers focus on the company and treat the real estate as someone else's problem. Jay Sunde took the opposite approach.

Spray Foam vs. Fiberglass vs. Cellulose: Lane Pace Explains What’s Best for Your Home

Homeowners searching for the best type of insulation often expect a single winner. Spray foam, fiberglass and cellulose all show up.

The Shameful Documentary NAZA

NAZA, a new documentary by Israeli journalist Yuval Abraham and filmmaker Rachel Szor, presents serious allegations about Israeli military operations in Gaza.

Top Jewelers in Miami: 8 Shops Worth Visiting in 2026

From iced-out moissanite chains to handmade gold Cuban links and rare signed jewels, eight Miami jewelers worth a visit this year.
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