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  • 1 month ago | independentmediainstitute.org | Damon Orion |Brittani Banks

    Click here to read the article on the Observatory. Houston’s Pet Care Co-op empowers humans and helps animals survive. By Damon OrionThe popularity of support animals attests to the mental health benefits of bonding with a pet, such as decreased stress, anxiety, and loneliness. According to the Mayo Clinic, having pets may also positively impact cardiovascular health and blood pressure control. Unfortunately, many animals that could be treasured companions never get that opportunity.

  • Jan 24, 2025 | independentmediainstitute.org | John Ruehl |Brittani Banks

    IMI World Affairs writer John P. Ruehl has produced a three-part series that looks beyond the near-monopoly that the late Republic and early Imperial period have on the public consciousness with regard to inspiration for contemporary politics.

  • Jan 13, 2025 | independentmediainstitute.org | John Ruehl |Brittani Banks

    Click here to read the article on the Observatory. The United States today faces inherent challenges that have weakened the republic, making lessons from the Roman Republic even more necessary to avoid greater political instability. The U.S. enjoys many strengths that give it an edge over other republics, such as a decentralized and innovative economy that draws global talent and unmatched military strength.

  • Jan 10, 2025 | independentmediainstitute.org | Damon Orion |Brittani Banks

    Click here to read the article on the Observatory. Nature schools are taking education outside the box. By Damon OrionAuthor, journalist, and child advocacy expert Richard Louv famously coined the term “nature deficit disorder” to describe the detrimental effects of children’s disconnection from nature. His assertions are backed by data that strongly suggests a link between increased exposure to nature and improved cognitive function, brain activity, and mental and physical health.

  • Dec 20, 2024 | independentmediainstitute.org | Brittani Banks

    The Observatory is pleased to announce the release of Classics. This virtual library houses public domain books that are of cultural/historical significance to all readers, including academics/researchers, experts, and students. Our editors have thoughtfully updated these transcribed texts to improve upon what was previously available by adding contextual and editorial notes, as well as user-friendly formatting—and they are all available for free to readers.

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