Robert Jerson

Stanford epidemiologist Jay Bhattacharya recently faced a Senate confirmation hearing for his appointment as head of the National Institutes of Health (NIH). This follows his controversial stance during the COVID-19 pandemic, where he challenged the prevailing lockdown measures. Critics had previously targeted him, labeling him as a spreader of misinformation. During the hearing, Bhattacharya stood … Read more

In 2007, Saint Agnes School in St. Paul, Minnesota, faced a serious crisis. With enrollment plummeting, this long-standing institution was on the brink of closing its doors. Fast forward to today, and the school has made a remarkable comeback, more than doubling its student body to 835 and undergoing $20 million in campus improvements. This … Read more

Since the outbreak of the Israel-Palestine conflict on October 7th, accusations have flown against Israel regarding its treatment of Palestinian women and girls. Critics claim that Israel has been systematically oppressing and abusing them. This has sparked a significant response from various political figures and organizations, particularly around International Women’s Day. Prominent voices, including UN … Read more

In the wake of the tragic Hamas attack on Israel on October 7, 2023, reactions around the world have varied significantly. Many people expressed shock and sympathy for the victims, as the attack resulted in the deaths of over 1,200 Israelis, including men, women, and children. The brutality of the assault, which included torture and … Read more

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. recently made headlines by addressing the importance of childhood vaccinations in light of a tragic measles outbreak in Texas that resulted in a child’s death. In an op-ed published by Fox News, he emphasized the critical need for vaccinations and reassured the public that the Department of Health and Human Services … Read more

This year’s International Women’s Day, observed on March 8, is marked by a call for justice for women affected by conflict, particularly in Israel. The focus is on Shiri Bibas, a mother whose abduction by Hamas during the October 7 attacks became a haunting image of the violence. For 503 days, her fate was unknown … Read more

International Women’s Day (IWD) has a long and complicated history, with roots that some critics link to Marxist ideologies. Observed annually on March 8, this day is celebrated worldwide to honor women’s achievements and advocate for gender equality. However, recent discussions have raised questions about its origins and the implications of its historical context. The … Read more

In a recent analysis, strategic thinker Edward Luttwak compared the foreign policies of Presidents Richard Nixon and Donald Trump, highlighting a shift in U.S. diplomatic strategy. During the early 1970s, Nixon sought to improve relations with China while also pursuing détente with the Soviet Union, a strategy known as triangular diplomacy. At that time, China … Read more

Bill Murray recently raised eyebrows during his interview with Bob Woodward on the Joe Rogan Experience. Murray challenged Woodward’s credibility, particularly concerning his reporting on President Nixon. This conversation has sparked fresh discussions about the accuracy of Woodward’s work and the legacy of Watergate. Murray’s comments come at a time when new information about Watergate … Read more

Gene Hackman, a beloved actor known for his impressive roles, recently passed away, leaving behind a legacy of memorable films. Among his most cherished performances is that of Coach Norman Dale in the classic sports movie "Hoosiers." This film tells the inspiring story of a small-town high school basketball team in Indiana that defies the … Read more