Imagine if instead of a handful of Waltons with billions of dollars apiece, Walmart’s wealth were spread out among its shelf-stockers, cashiers, and other front-line employees. That’s essentially the situation, albeit on a smaller scale, at Boise-based supermarket chain WinCo Foods. The founding family of WinCo — previously known as Waremart and Cub Foods — sold a majority stake to its employees in 1985, and that decision has made a number of longterm employees pretty wealthy, says Mary Josephs at Forbes. MORE

Rome is very smart, always has been. They know that in order to unite the faiths, they must focus on humanitarian projects that nearly everyone can agree on and work together to try and solve. It doesn’t matter whether it’s about poverty, perceived injustice, abortion, slavery or any other subject. These are all mental conditioning exercises that Pope Francis is conducting to get all the religions into the same tent. Once everyone is together, Rome will be the leader. And as you can see, it’s working beautifully. MORE

Tight End for the New Orleans Saints Benjamin Watson wrote a powerful essay on the troubles in Ferguson. It was received very well online and got over 750,000 likes on Facebook. Mr. Watson is a strong, bible believing Christian. He was invited to come on CNN and discuss his essay that had garnered all the attention. Everything went fine until he mentioned that most-hated name with liberals. Watch and see how it played out…MORE

The video, filmed by a passenger and aired on several television channels , shows the two young women hitting, punching and beating their harassers with a belt, as other passengers silently look on.

The two women, aged 22 and 19, were reportedly returning from their college in Rohtak, about 43 miles northwest of New Delhi, when the three men threatened and abused them, BBC reported. MORE

A new report from the Centers for Disease Control confirms that 78 percent of the abortions done in babies in New York City were done on babies who were black or Hispanic. But you’ll be surprised if you see riots in the streets or civil rights activists like the NAACP or Jesse Jackson complaining about that in the same way they have condemned the shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri. MORE

For Saudi Arabia , its decision last week not to cut oil production seems to have been an attempt to protect market share. But for Venezuela , that decision may mean “game over” for the economy. MORE

After days of nation-wide protesting and rioting over the grand jury decision to not indict former Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson, former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani said on Sunday that prosecutors shouldn’t have tried to indict him in front of a grand jury in the first place. Doing so, according to Giuliani, was political theater. MORE

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These 15 tips cannot fully compensate for medical assistance, but they can certainly be used as an excellent method of treatment.

1. Against gastritis – Baking soda – Baking soda is very useful for prevention and mitigation of many diseases (including cancer) also has an important role in treating gastritis. Mix half a teaspoon of baking soda in a glass of water and drink. You will feel improvement shortly. MORE

Pope Francis said on Sunday that equating Islam with violence was wrong and called on Muslim leaders to issue a global condemnation of terrorism to help dispel the stereotype.

Francis, the leader of 1.2 billion Roman Catholics, told reporters aboard his plane returning from a visit to Turkey that he understood why Muslims were offended by many in the West who automatically equated their religion with terrorism. MORE

More than a thousand people trekked across Iran this past week to visit a shrine in this ancient Persian city, a pilgrimage like many others in the Islamic Republic ? until you notice men there wearing yarmulkes.

Iran, a home for Jews for more than 3,000 years, has the Middle East’s largest Jewish population outside of Israel, a perennial foe of the country. But while Iran’s Jews in recent years had their faith continually criticized by the country’s previous governments, they’ve found new acceptance under moderate President Hassan Rouhani. MORE