Foreign policy decisions, national security outcomes

Why do we have a doctor shortage?

America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Angelina Farella – For those who choose the path to becoming a physician, the 11-year journey is anything but easy. It requires discipline, perseverance, sacrifice, and an unwavering commitment. This is not a career someone stumbles into with a backup plan waiting in the wings. From the moment a student declares their intention to pursue medicine, the expectations are...

Foreign policy decisions, national security outcomes

The National Security Hour with Col. Mike and Dr. Mike – Investigative journalist Jack Maxey and analyst Brandon Weichert examine the expanding Iran war, escalating U.S. strikes, retaliation against American and Israeli targets, military shortages, foreign involvement, and mounting strategic failures. The discussion warns that intervention, weak logistics, political pressure, and possible troop deployments risk a deeper, disastrous...

The silent toll of America’s data center boom! Theodora Scarato sounds the alarm

After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – The bigger problem is transparency. Too many communities learn about these projects late, after decisions are made behind closed doors. Residents deserve to know the size of the facility, the amount of water it will use, the noise it will create, the power lines it will require, and the pollutants it will release. If that information cannot be shared...

Iran nuclear capabilities, deterrence, and U.S. options

Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Iran’s nuclear ambitions test American resolve as leaders weigh deterrence, inspections, military pressure, and the limits of negotiation. The argument rejects nation-building, warns against strategic weakness, and calls for clear objectives, sustained leverage, and decisive action to prevent Tehran from ever acquiring a nuclear weapon...

The $100 billion bet on America’s children: Trump Accounts and future of wealth

The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – The numbers tell a remarkable story. Although approximately 73.1 million children are eligible, only about 6 million have enrolled so far. That means tens of millions of young Americans could miss out on an opportunity that may shape their financial futures for decades to come. According to reports, lower-income families—those who often stand to...