A Florida surgeon is facing a lawsuit following a fatal surgical mistake. The patient, 70-year-old William Bryan, died after his liver was mistakenly removed during a splenectomy. The surgery took place in August 2024 at Ascension Sacred Heart Emerald Coast Hospital. Dr. Thomas Shaknovsky was performing the operation when he mistakenly removed Bryan’s liver, leading…
Oregon’s Drug Decriminalization Experiment Ends Oregon’s unique approach to drug decriminalization is ending. Starting Sunday September 1st, it will be a crime again to possess small amounts of hard drugs. This change reverses a law that voters approved in 2020, which made drug possession punishable only by a small fine. The 2020 law aimed to…
In a time when financial stability and the well-being of a company’s broader workforce should be the foremost priority, the decision by Big Lots to offer $5.2 million in retention bonuses to four of its top executives is not only controversial but raises serious ethical concerns. As the retailer grapples with significant financial challenges, including…
A nonprofit organization, the Stand in the Gap Foundation, is set to hold a fundraiser at former President Donald Trump’s private golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey, on September 5th. The event, billed as the J6 Awards Gala, is designed to raise funds for the legal defense of individuals charged in connection with the January…
Target, one of the largest retail chains in the U.S., has been dealing with a big problem: theft. To address this issue, Target recently decided to close some of its stores in cities that are mostly run by Democrats. The company felt that it had no other choice because theft and other crimes were making…
Stonehenge’s Newest Mystery Stonehenge, the ancient monument in England, has puzzled people for centuries. Recently, a surprising discovery added another layer to the mystery. Researchers found that the famous Altar Stone at the site did not come from Wales, as previously believed, but likely from Scotland. This revelation challenges the long-standing ideas about the origins…
Book banning in the United States has been a part of our history for a long time. It started in the 1600s when people in the Massachusetts Bay Colony banned books they didn’t agree with. One of the first banned books was New English Canaan, which criticized the way the Puritans lived. As America grew,…
In a move reminiscent of California’s recent economic shifts, Michigan is set to increase its minimum wage to $15 per hour by 2028, following a decisive ruling from the state Supreme Court. While this decision is a victory for many workers, it has sparked concern among Michigan’s restaurant industry, drawing comparisons to the struggles faced…
Harley-Davidson, the iconic American motorcycle manufacturer, is currently navigating a challenging landscape as it strives to balance its appeal to younger, more liberal demographics without alienating its traditional, aging male customer base. This delicate balancing act has recently come under scrutiny from Robby Starbuck, a conservative commentator and former GOP candidate for the U.S. House…
The global honey industry is facing a significant challenge: the proliferation of fake and adulterated honey. As consumer demand for honey rises, so does the temptation for unscrupulous producers to cut corners and increase profits by selling impure products. This issue has serious implications for consumers, genuine honey producers, and the environment. Firstly, the scale…
