Cities around America continue to struggle with drug addiction, overdose deaths, public drug use, and the social costs associated with illegal drug markets. Traditional enforcement-based approaches have produced mixed results, while public health advocates increasingly argue that addiction should be treated as a medical issue rather than solely a criminal one. One controversial proposal gaining...
For millions of Americans, owning a car is not a luxury—it is a necessity. In much of the New American Republic, reliable transportation is essential for getting to work, taking children to school, accessing healthcare, and participating in everyday life. Yet when a vehicle breaks down, many families face a financial crisis. Unexpected repair bills...
On February 28, 2026, a barrage of US missiles struck the Shajareh Tayyebeh Primary School in Minab, Iran, killing more than 150 people, including large numbers of children and teachers. Independent investigations by journalists, human rights organizations, and open-source researchers have raised serious concerns about whether adequate precautions were taken to protect civilians and whether...
Across America, rural communities are facing a growing healthcare crisis. Hospitals are closing at alarming rates, physician shortages continue to worsen, and residents often travel hours to receive basic medical care. While policymakers frequently focus on emergency funding and hospital subsidies, a more sustainable solution exists: building medical schools in rural areas. Creating medical schools...
