5 steps the new Trump administration must take to make America healthy again

As a physician deeply committed to improving the health of our nation, I have seen firsthand the challenges that plague our health care system. I wrote about these in Make America Healthy Again back in 2020.  Sadly, we are worse off now than we were then. The new presidential administration has an opportunity to enact meaningful reforms that prioritize patient care, personal responsibility and the strength of American innovation.  Here are five essential steps the administration should take to make America healthy again: The strength of America lies in its free market,…

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Donald Trump’s most memorable acting cameos before presidency: From ‘Home Alone 2’ to ‘Sex and the City’

President-elect Donald Trump made his name as a billionaire real estate mogul and celebrity gossip column fixture before rising to reality show stardom with “The Apprentice.” The 78-year-old politician, who will begin his second term as President of the United States on Jan. 20, hosted and co-produced the hit NBC series from 2005 to 2017. …

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Louisiana prisons routinely hold inmates past their release date, Justice Department argues

Louisiana’s prison system routinely holds inmates for weeks or months after they were supposed to be released from custody following the completion of their sentences, the U.S. Justice Department said in a lawsuit filed Friday. The lawsuit against the state comes after a multi-year investigation into a pattern of “systemic overdetention” that violates inmates’ rights…

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Nick Saban corrects Shane Gillis after comedian jokes coach oversaw cheating during storied Alabama tenure

In January, Nick Saban sent shock waves through the college football landscape when he announced he would step away from the sidelines. Shortly after the legendary coach retired, Saban officially joined ESPN.  While Saban works primarily as an analyst for the network’s long-running and popular pregame program, “College GameDay,” he also contributes to NFL Draft…

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Mayorkas says executive border action could have happened sooner if not for ‘irresponsible politics’

Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas admitted “in hindsight” that executive action could have been taken to counter the “irresponsible politics” that killed bipartisan border negotiations.  CBS’ “Face the Nation” host Margaret Brennan pressed Mayorkas Sunday on why President Biden waited until only five months before the election to finally enact executive orders to stem the…

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