Medication Access Cuts Deepen Recovery Gaps for Older Americans
Older Americans especially rely on pharmacists to keep complicated medication plans on track. When that access shrinks, recovery becomes slower,…
Author: Caroline Cook
A Flag at Half-Staff in Montana Reminds Us of Lindsey Graham’s Roots
A tribute to Lindsey Graham in rural Montana became a reminder of South Carolina roots, public service, and the places…
Why American Audiences Can’t Handle ‘Cool Hand Luke’: The Existential Crisis of Woke Culture
Americans are breathing a sigh of relief at the apparent end of woke lectures masquerading as movies. The last few…
The U.S. Military’s Existing Framework Answers the Hardest Questions on Autonomous Lethal Force
The debate over autonomous weapons has started from the wrong premise. Critics ask whether the United States should permit machines…
The Day I Became the Patient: A Caregiver’s Journey Through Cancer
After decades beside his wife in hospitals, a caregiver entered the cancer center for himself and discovered the brotherhood already…
The Spell Starts to Break: How ‘He-Man’ Mocks DEI’s Hypocrisy
Hollywood spent years treating DEI culture like sacred doctrine. This movie plays it for laughs — and the spell starts…
A Wounded Republic
Only 30% of Americans call the United States “the greatest country in the world.” That is not the number of…
Silicon Valley’s Land Grab: How Politicians Are Trading Rural Communities for AI Data Centers
Data centers are proliferating across politically competitive districts, and voters may no longer forgive politicians who have exchanged local control…
AI Companies Are Silencing Conservative Groups by Denying Essential Tools
If AI companies can deny tools to lawful groups with disfavored views, they can tilt markets, speech, and politics without…
Delaney Hall Chaos: How Sen. Kim’s Outrage Fueled Violence at ICE Facility
The chaos at Delaney Hall is just the latest example of selective bias and lies about immigration enforcement. “The Party…