Henry Kissinger RIP – American Statesman Or Dastardly Villain?

ANALYSIS – Henry Kissinger, a Jew who fled Nazi Germany with his family as a teenager, before becoming a Harvard academic and dominating U.S. national security policy for years, has died at 100. In his roles as national security advisor and secretary of state under Presidents Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford left an indelible mark

94-Year-Old Korean War Veteran Evicted To Make Room For Migrants

A lifelong New Yorker who served his country with honor and distinction in the Korean War found himself out of a home. Frank Tammaro called Island Shores Senior Center in New York City home for most of the past five years. Until recently, that is. Without consideration for its residents, the facility's owner came to

Why Do Kids Bring Guns To School?

By Tom Knighton Bearing Arms The only acceptable number of kids bringing guns to school in our current climate is zero. While it wasn't unusual to find a hunting rifle or shotgun sitting in a pickup truck's gun rack in my school's parking lot back in the day, that's not really allowed in this day and

The Perilous Dance Of Politicians Ignoring The Urgency Of Debt

If most people know anything about the early Christian Saint Augustine, it may be his prayer: “Oh, Master, make me chaste and celibate – but not yet!” While there are various layers and interpretations of exactly what Augustine meant, the popular version is of a man who years to be free of earthly desire…eventually. The

Rand Paul Uses Lifesaving Maneuver On Fellow Republican

On Thursday, Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) used the Heimlich maneuver on Sen. Joni Ernst (R-Iowa) during the Senate GOP's Thursday lunch after she choked on part of her meal. Sen. Ernst referenced the ordeal in an X post and thanked Dr. Paul for his swift action. “Can't help but choke on the woke policies Dems are