Month: September 2017

The Edit :: Sunshine in July

The Edit :: Sunshine in July

I can’t believe how quickly this summer is flying by now that it’s finally here! Sunshine is the theme of this month’s Edit, with pieces that bring fresh, fun color to the home. Just imagine yourself in a whitewashed tropical island escape. My favorite thing about a white backdrop is that it lends...

Recipe :: Grilled Shrimp

Recipe :: Grilled Shrimp

I’ve been doing my best to cook up some new seasonal dishes at home, and this surprisingly filling recipe for grilled shrimp on millet polenta was an easy one! We eat gluten-free in our household, so we use millet from time to time as a substitute for grains. Yes, you could also use real polenta...

Religious Freedom and Holocaust Envoys Escape State Department Cuts

In a move applauded by Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Bob Corker, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has notified the Senate that he plans to pare down the number of Special Envoys in the State Department. According to CNN, Tillerson will eliminate or downgrade as many as 36 of the nearly 70...

Suit Challenges Trump Ban On Transgender Individuals In Military

Yesterday three individuals and two advocacy groups filed a federal lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the Trump Administration's recently implemented policy on transgender individuals serving in the military.  The complaint (full text) in Karnoski v. Trump, (WD WA, filed 8/28/2017)...