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In the new year, put resolutions toward healthy living goals
We’re now fully immersed in the holiday season, but as we know, the new year is lurking just around the corner.
For many …
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By Jumee Barooah, M.D
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12/30/25
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NORTH OF THE ARCTIC CIRCLE — Even the North Pole is no longer safe.
After centuries of operating as a neutral, sovereign, cheer-based economy, Santa Claus confirmed this week that his workshop …
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By MICHAEL KOSSOVE
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12/29/25
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I was prompted to write this article after the last decision by CDC about newborns and the Hepatitis B vaccine.
When incompetent, uncredentialed people in government …
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By MICHAEL KOSSOVE, SM(NRM)(ASCP)
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12/24/25
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INTERVIEWER (I):
SANTA (S):
Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Tonight, we are honored—truly honored—to have a very special guest. A man known around the world. A …
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By MICHAEL KOSSOVE
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12/24/25
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If 2025 was the year artificial intelligence became unavoidable, 2026 will be the year everyone starts talking seriously about AI agents.
An AI agent is a software system designed to plan and …
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By J.B. BRANCH
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12/23/25
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With only a few days left in 2025, Americans should treasure their time with family and friends during the too-busy and too-short holiday season and be excited for what’s in store for next …
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By CHRIS TALGO
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12/23/25
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If you’re Jewish in America, Christmas Day is without question the single quietest day of the year. The country shuts down. Banks? Closed. Government offices? Closed. Target? Closed. Walmart? …
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By MICHAEL KOSSOVE
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12/19/25
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There are many phrases in the English language that make my eyelid twitch.
“Calm down.”
“Can I pick your brain?”
“Let’s touch base.”
But …
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By MICHAEL KOSSOVE
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12/19/25
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Last year, my grandson and I were both diagnosed with autoimmune hemolytic anemia (AIHA), a condition in which the body’s immune system attacks and destroys red blood cells, causing anemia. As …
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By CRISTI WALTZ
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12/16/25
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In December, the world seems to glow a little brighter. Streets sparkle with colored lights, homes shimmer with candles in windows, and a spirit of warmth spreads across communities. It is the season …
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By MICHAEL KOSSOVE
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12/16/25
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Ostensibly for defense, it seems like humans have been building walls pretty much forever. The Chinese may have built the most famous one, which stretches more than 13,000 miles, took centuries to …
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By JOHN PACE
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12/2/25
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Can a country be too rich?
Very funny. The answer is no!
In 1976, we went to a party at a Manhattan penthouse. They had a visiting aunt from then still-communist Romania. Her …
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By IVAN ORISEK
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11/29/25
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I am no MAGA zealot. I voted for Trump three times.
Since he announced his candidacy on the steps of Trump Tower, I had no doubt he would win the first election.
Even during the last week …
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By IVAN ORISEK
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11/29/25
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Next year we celebrate America’s 250th anniversary, and yet one of the most critical components of our free society—an independent, unbiased free press—is at a tipping point, and …
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By CHRISTOPHER BAXTER
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11/28/25
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Included in the broader funding package to reopen the federal government is a misguided provision criminalizing hemp, a nearly $30 billion industry that has been legal since 2018.
A wholesale …
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By JOHN HORTON
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11/25/25
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When most people think of the first Thanksgiving, they picture Pilgrims in oversized buckles and Wampanoag guests politely passing the cranberry sauce. In this mental picture, a beautifully roasted …
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By MICHAEL KOSSOVE
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11/25/25
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‘Millions of people will lose their health insurance, and it is projected 50,000 people will die every year.’
In response to the Senate moving forward with a spending bill that fails …
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By NETWORK
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11/18/25
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Bottom line—I don’t trust Kathy Hochul.
The governor’s sudden “pause” on her all-electric mandate isn’t leadership. It’s political damage control. She …
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11/18/25
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Dear Gov. Hochul,
I am writing to you as the founder of Hope Alive 845, a community organization based in Sullivan County, NY, that is deeply committed to raising awareness about missing persons …
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By DOMINGO RAMOS
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11/18/25
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HARRISBURG, PA — After 135 days, and many Pennsylvanians feeling the pain derived from lack of funding, the state budget impasse is finally nearing an end. Today, both the House and Senate …
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11/13/25
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