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Where Yellow Flowers Bloom with Author and Survivor Kim Cantin

Where Yellow Flowers Bloom shares the powerful and deeply moving story of author and survivor Kim Cantin, who turned unimaginable tragedy into a journey of healing and hope. After losing her son in a devastating California mudslide, Cantin’s memoir captures her relentless search for meaning, faith, and connection beyond grief. Through the symbol of yellow flowers—signs of love and life continuing even after loss—she offers readers a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the beauty that can emerge from heartbreak.

Trip to Israel to help people with trauma and proposal to the APA to make Trump Derangement Syndrome a real diagnosis with the Terrorist Therapist Carol Lieberman

Trip to Israel to help people with trauma and proposal to the APA to make Trump Derangement Syndrome a real diagnosis with the Terrorist Therapist, Dr. Carol Lieberman — Renowned psychiatrist and media personality Dr. Carol Lieberman, known as “The Terrorist Therapist,” has announced a trip to Israel to assist victims suffering from trauma amid ongoing violence. Drawing on her extensive experience treating psychological wounds caused by terrorism, Dr. Lieberman will provide on-the-ground support and training for coping with post-traumatic stress. At the same time, she has proposed to the American Psychiatric Association (APA) that “Trump Derangement Syndrome” be recognized as an official diagnosis, citing widespread political obsession and irrational behavior that she believes meet the criteria for a legitimate mental health disorder.

APPLE CRUMBLE: Nearly a Million New Yorkers Ready to Leave the City if Mamdani Elected with CEO at the John Birch Society Wayne Morrow

Nearly a million New Yorkers are signaling they may pack up and leave the city if State Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani’s policies take hold, warns Wayne Morrow, CEO of the John Birch Society. Morrow says Mamdani’s radical economic and social agenda could accelerate an already alarming exodus fueled by high taxes, crime, and burdensome regulations. “New York is crumbling under the weight of progressive policies,” Morrow said. “If Mamdani’s vision becomes reality, it could push the city past the point of no return.” The warning comes as residents and business owners alike weigh the future of a city increasingly defined by ideological extremes rather than opportunity.

Close Veterans Day at Fort D Historic Site with Volunteer Coordinator Patti House

Veterans Day at Fort D Historic Site will be a time of remembrance and gratitude, honoring the men and women who have served our nation. Volunteer Coordinator Patti House invites the community to visit the historic fort and take part in special activities recognizing local veterans. Guests can explore the preserved Civil War-era site, hear stories of military history, and enjoy patriotic displays. The event offers an opportunity to reflect on the sacrifices of those who defended our freedoms while experiencing one of the region’s most treasured historic landmarks.

It’s Time to Call a Halt to the Feminist Domesticv Violence Propaganda Campaign with Presient at DAVIA Ed Bartlett

It’s time to call a halt to the feminist domestic violence propaganda campaign, says Ed Bartlett, President of DAVIA (Domestic Abuse and Violence International Alliance). Bartlett argues that for decades, a one-sided narrative has dominated public policy and media coverage—portraying domestic violence exclusively as a problem of male perpetrators and female victims. He contends that this distortion has harmed families, undermined fairness in the justice system, and ignored the many male and female victims who don’t fit the ideological mold. Bartlett calls for an evidence-based approach to domestic violence that prioritizes truth, compassion, and equality over politics.

Political tsunami in Venezuela with former speechwriter for British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and geopolitical expert Geoff Gilson

A political tsunami is sweeping through Venezuela as the nation faces mounting unrest and shifting power dynamics. Former speechwriter for British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and geopolitical expert Geoff Gilson weighs in, describing the turmoil as a defining moment not only for Venezuela but for the broader balance of influence in Latin America. Gilson points to years of corruption, economic collapse, and foreign interference as key catalysts behind the current upheaval, warning that the crisis could reshape regional alliances and global energy markets.

VA School Caught Hosting Campaign Rally on School Time with Senior Director of Strategic Initiatives for Defending Education Paul Runko

A Virginia school is under fire after being caught hosting a political campaign rally during school hours, raising serious concerns about the misuse of public resources and violation of state laws that require schools to remain politically neutral. Senior Director of Strategic Initiatives for Defending Education, Paul Runko, joins to discuss how this incident reflects a growing trend of partisan activity creeping into public education. Runko explains the legal and ethical implications of allowing campaign events on school property during instructional time and calls for greater accountability and oversight to ensure that schools remain focused on educating—not indoctrinating—students.

St Vincent De Paul Christmas Bazaar with Vendor Coordinator Mary Green

Get into the holiday spirit at the St. Vincent De Paul Christmas Bazaar, a beloved annual event that brings the community together to celebrate the season of giving. Vendor Coordinator Mary Green says this year’s bazaar will feature a wide variety of local artisans, handmade crafts, baked goods, and unique gift items perfect for everyone on your list. Visitors can also enjoy festive music, seasonal treats, and the warm, welcoming atmosphere that makes this event a holiday favorite. All proceeds support St. Vincent De Paul’s charitable programs, helping families in need during the Christmas season and beyond.

Beyond Homeless Good Intentions Bad Outcomes Transformative Solutions with Chair and CEO of the Independent Institute and Author Mary Theroux

Beyond Homeless: Good Intentions, Bad Outcomes, and Transformative Solutions explores how well-meaning policies have often failed to address the root causes of homelessness, resulting in unintended consequences that perpetuate the crisis. Chair and CEO of the Independent Institute and author Mary Theroux sheds light on how bureaucratic systems, regulatory barriers, and one-size-fits-all approaches frequently overlook the individual needs and potential of those experiencing homelessness. She emphasizes real-world, transformative solutions that focus on human dignity, community-based initiatives, accountability, and empowerment rather than dependency. Through research, lived experiences, and innovative case studies, Theroux demonstrates that lasting change comes not from expanding systems of control, but from fostering compassion, opportunity, and personal responsibility.

Company's threaten parents access to children's medical records with medical director at do no harm Doctor Kurt Miceli

Companies are increasingly being accused of threatening parents’ access to their children’s medical records, raising serious ethical and legal concerns. According to Dr. Kurt Miceli, Medical Director at Do No Harm, these practices undermine parental rights and violate the trust essential to the doctor-patient relationship. Miceli emphasizes that parents must remain informed decision-makers in their children’s care, yet some healthcare companies and institutions impose barriers or intimidate parents seeking vital medical information. He warns that such actions not only compromise transparency but may also put children’s health at risk by excluding those who are most responsible for their well-being.