Air Force General Michael Minihan is one of those guys who has real-world warfighting responsibilities.
Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman is credited with coining the phrase, “War is hell.”
On the heels of fielding 50 reports of eye infections from 11 different states, the CDC has decided enough is enough: The agency is now warning Americans to stop buying and using EzriCare Artificial Tears. That’s nice. Now where’s the warning to stop taking the COVID-tied shots?
Addictions are dreadful, trapping sufferers in a destructive pattern of behavior they are unable to halt without a helping hand.
Back in the days of yore, I’m talking about the founding of the republic democracy that is the United States of America, the top minds didn’t want to serve forever in the federal government.
If you haven’t heard, the IRS is looking to expand its reach into yet another aspect of Americans’ private lives.
In case you wonder whether elections matter at this late date in the republic, there was a startling bit of confirming evidence this week.
The arrogance, corruption, and dishonesty of many of our most prestigious universities have become so bad that the only reasonable historic American parallel is Lincoln Steffens’ 1904 book “The Shame of the Cities.”
“COVID-19 is a leading cause of death for children in the U.S., despite [a] relatively low mortality rate,” a CNN report read this week, citing a study published by JAMA.
