The story of Dr. Martin Arthur Cooney, a self-proclaimed European doctor who revolutionized the care of premature babies in the early 20th century, saving thousands of lives and paving the way for modern neonatology. [... more]

Justice Barrett explains the role of the Supreme Court in upholding the Constitution and the separation of powers, while also discussing the court's approach to judicial review and its decisions on abortion rights, executive power, and precedent. She emphasizes the importance of respecting the Constitution and the democratic process, and highlights the challenges of navigating the complexities of the court's decisions and the public's perception of them. [... more]

A look at the turmoil at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the controversy surrounding vaccine policies, and the impact on public health. Meanwhile, Justice Amy Coney Barrett discusses her new book and her time on the Supreme Court, and the Rocky Horror Picture Show celebrates its 50th anniversary. A fashion academy at the Brooklyn Public Library gives students a chance to showcase their designs, and experts weigh in on the importance of vaccine safety and mRNA vaccine research. [... more]

Chicago's crime rate is a major concern, with J.B. Pritzker downplaying the issue. Meanwhile, President Trump is pushing for the National Guard to be deployed to the city. In other news, Amy Coney Barrett's book has been released, and she's facing scrutiny from the media. Katanji Brown Jackson's interview with CBS has also been criticized for its softball questions. President Biden's health issues are also making headlines, including a recent diagnosis of cancer. In election news, Gavin Newsom is leading the 2028 Democratic field, followed by Kamala Harris and AOC. [... more]

The Supreme Court's recent ruling on birthright citizenship has sparked debate, with some arguing that it's a constitutional right and others claiming it's a loophole for illegal immigrants. Meanwhile, the Senate's handling of gun rights and taxation has raised eyebrows, and the hypocrisy of climate change activists flying private jets has been called out. As the country grapples with these issues, the lines between right and left continue to blur. [... more]

In the early 20th century, a mysterious European showman, Dr. Martin Arthur Cooney, claimed to be a doctor and saved thousands of premature babies by providing them with meticulous care and innovative incubators, despite being a fake doctor. His work eventually led to a change in the medical establishment's approach to caring for preemies, and he is now considered the rightful father of American neonatology. [... more]

The story of Dr. Martin Arthur Cooney, a mysterious European showman who claimed to be a doctor, saving thousands of premature babies in the early 20th century by using infant incubators and providing meticulous care. His unconventional methods and dedication to saving lives eventually led to a change in the way hospitals cared for preemies, and he is now considered the rightful father of American neonatology. [... more]

In the early 20th century, a mysterious European showman, Dr. Martin Cooney, claimed to be a doctor and saved thousands of premature babies by providing them with meticulous care, including infant incubators, breast milk, and a low nurse-to-patient ratio. His methods were revolutionary at the time and paved the way for the development of neonatology in the United States. [... more]

In the early 20th century, a mysterious European showman, Dr. Martin Arthur Cooney, claimed to be a doctor and used his sideshows to save thousands of premature babies by providing them with meticulous care, low nurse-to-patient ratios, and breast milk. His unconventional methods were initially met with skepticism, but eventually, his work influenced the development of neonatology in the United States. [... more]

Dawn Raffel shares the story of Martin Cooney, a mysterious European showman who saved thousands of American babies by providing them with meticulous care and innovative incubators, despite not being a real doctor. His unconventional methods and dedication to saving lives paved the way for advancements in neonatology and changed the course of medical history. [... more]

Joey Chestnut wins his 15th Mustard Belt at the Coney Island hot dog eating contest, despite a ruptured tendon and a protester dressed as Darth Vader. Meanwhile, Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant are making headlines in the NBA, with their potential moves to the Lakers and other teams sparking debate and speculation. [... more]

A man who was in a permanent vegetative state for months makes a remarkable recovery, defying medical experts. Meanwhile, a study on sense of direction reveals that humans have a unique ability to use symbols and tools like a compass and maps. Additionally, Geena Davis discusses her advocacy for actors who are losing work due to age and gender, and the history of Coney Island is explored. [... more]

The Supreme Court agrees to hear a case that could limit the impact of Roe vs. Wade, a major abortion case that challenges the viability of the framework authorized under Roe vs. Wade. The case involves a Mississippi law that bans abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy, sparking a debate on the definition of viability and the state's interest in protecting the life and health of the mother and the baby. [... more]

A state task force explores health care coverage, while economists debate the merits of free trade and its impact on the economy. Meanwhile, a discussion on originalism and its role in shaping the Supreme Court's decisions highlights the importance of understanding the Constitution's original intent. In North Carolina, the state legislature grapples with the balance of power between the governor and the General Assembly, setting the stage for a potentially contentious 2021. [... more]

North Carolina lawmakers consider repealing the state's 60-year ban on public sector collective bargaining, which could cost taxpayers dearly. Meanwhile, the University of North Carolina system faces budget challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and President-elect Joe Biden's energy policy is influenced by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's Green New Deal. The concept of originalism, which guides the interpretation of the US Constitution, is also explored in the context of the Supreme Court's new justice, Amy Coney Barrett. [... more]

The relationship between the North Carolina General Assembly and the governor could get interesting as they navigate budgeting and key public policy issues. The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the need for broadband access and telehealth services, sparking a discussion about how to ensure every North Carolinian has access to affordable health insurance and quality medical care. [... more]

The American Center for Law and Justice is engaged in critical issues at home and abroad, including defending religious freedom, protecting those who are persecuted for their faith, and fighting to protect life in the courts and in Congress. The ACLJ is monitoring the legal challenges to the presidential election, including a new lawsuit filed in Nevada over the signature matching machines used in the election. The Supreme Court is also hearing oral arguments in a case related to the Affordable Care Act, with Justice Amy Coney Barrett asking questions about the individual mandate and whether it is unconstitutional. Meanwhile, the Senate runoffs in Georgia are crucial to determining the balance of power in the legislative branch, and the ACLJ is urging supporters to get involved and make their voices heard. [... more]

The impact of COVID-19 on North Carolina's public education system and small businesses is being felt, with parents opting for alternative education options and lawmakers debating relief measures. Meanwhile, the confirmation of Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court has sparked discussions about originalism and court packing. [... more]

North Carolina's junior U.S. senator gained a national audience during recent Supreme Court confirmation hearings. The COVID-19 pandemic continues to have a major impact on the state's businesses, with private bars being particularly hard hit. Meanwhile, North Carolina school kids have finished up the first quarter of the school year, some 100 percent virtual, some a hybrid of virtual and in-person learning, and the question now is what comes next for the kids, for the teachers, for the faculty, for the parents. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown discusses the significance of Amy Coney Barrett's nomination to the Supreme Court, the implications of her confirmation, and the reaction from both sides of the political spectrum. He also explores the intersection of faith and politics, the role of Christians in the public sphere, and the importance of standing for biblical values in the face of opposition. [... more]