(Originally aired: Sept. 26, 2021)Puerto Rico has been bankrupt for four long years. Now, creditors owed billions have until October 4 to vote on a plan for the U. S. territory to eliminate its debt and emerge from bankruptcy. Separately,...
For as much time as we spend sleeping and dreaming, and as long as we’ve studied both, they largely remain ever-mysterious, their exact function and purpose elusive. Today, we’re off to a brave new world of science surrounding sleep, dreams,...
As we move past Omicron toward an uncertain Covid future, we get an assessment and update from a leading authority at the military’s Fort Detrick: Major Jeffrey Kugelman of the U. S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases, or...
The biggest new hope for a blockbuster drug to cure Alzheimer’s has been mired in controversy ever since it went to market. Critics say it’s a sign of declining standards and conflicts of interest at the FDA. And now, the...
Disturbing findings from Johns Hopkins University this past week, confirming what many had feared: the massive Covid lockdowns that destroyed the U. S. economy and so many lives had no positive impact on public health. It’s just the latest example...
About two years since the first Covid cases were recognized, there is finally enough space for some hindsight to judge various strategies used to try to shut down the pandemic. Some states like New York imposed strict mask mandates, travel...
As the border crisis continues, the feds are still releasing large number of Covid- infected illegal border crossers in to the U. S. That leaves local communities and charities scrambling to act. One charity group is playing a bigger role...
