Lillian challenges us to reflect on the safeguards designed to prevent such overreach and asks the critical question: Are we doing enough to stop the rise of unchecked power and prevent the emergence of a dictator?
Rev. Boland reminds us, as Betsy echoes, that spiritual needs don’t fade with age. In fact, as people grow older—or become unable to attend places of worship—their need for connection, prayer, and human love becomes even more vital.
The FBI urges victims to report any encounters with this scam.
A Tennessee state senator shared with Newsweek that representatives might feel pressured to support these policies, even if they raise constitutional concerns.
The key is to follow through and ensure that important projects and chores don’t get left undone.
Caregiving for a loved one with dementia is an emotional and often overwhelming experience. But you’re not alone.
Shapiro has criticized the cuts, highlighting their detrimental impact on local food banks and agriculture.
Within just over 50 days, the discussion explores the dismantling of a democratic republic and the alarming shift toward dictatorship and oligarchy.
Sanders cautions against allowing the administration to extend undue admiration to bullies, racists, and warmongers, urging vigilance and resistance instead.
Dr. Ridgley’s book BRUTAL MINDS exposes the ideological influence in universities. Betsy Wurzel believes this book should be read by every high school student and parent before college. It provides a critical look at higher education’s shifting landscape.