The U.S. Navy veteran who successfully sued CNN for defamation earlier this year didn’t have as much luck with lawsuits against the Associated Press and other media outlets. Judge William Henry of Florida’s 14th Judicial Circuit, who also presided over Zachary Young’s successful CNN trial, granted two motions on Friday …
Read More »
One harmful habit that can keep anybody from fulfilling their potential is self-coddling. This is when a person encounters difficulty, but instead of pushing through it, runs to a harmful vice in an attempt to self-soothe. This habit runs rampant in a generation inflicted with participation trophies and grade inflation, …
Read More »
With Memorial Day upon us, more and more horror stories are emerging from the administration of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. It’s an administration that appears to be rotten to the core. A massive Washington, D.C.-based federal bureaucracy with an enormous budget and more than 340,000 employees charged with …
Read More »
Five years after embarking on an ambitious program to end homelessness among America’s military veterans by the end of 2015, officials backed off last month from that goal. Instead, Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert McDonald emphasized that it is more important and more effective to have in place a comprehensive system …
Read More »