Kerri Toloczko
A nexus can be formed among seemingly unrelated things during unusual times. Such is the case with dogs, COVID-19, mental health, politicians, and China’s history of peddling toxic products. Americans of all ages have experienced a harmful lack of social…
America’s economy must reopen. Closures and job loss due to COVID-19 have had deleterious effects in every business sector and devastated individual citizens in myriad ways. We can only reopen when we are no longer scared. Eliminating fear lands directly…
Human-centered design is a business management tool that redesigns and improves “the customer experience.” It increases customer satisfaction by promoting decision-making based on first identifying human need. This is a criterion government bureaucracy is usually unable to locate — until…
Being a military spouse is one of the most difficult, non-paying jobs an American can perform. “Permanent change of station” moves are never permanent, best friends rotate with every post, and the word “deployment” never gets less terrifying. Despite these…
Dark Waters is the perfect name for the latest anti-corporate film released by the Hollywood Left. Designed by intertwined, agenda-driven interest groups to brainwash an unsuspecting public, truth that should be revealed in this propaganda reel is cloaked in darkness….
In fifteen states and the District of Columbia, new Red Flag laws allow judges to take licensed firearms away from individuals even if they have not committed or even threatened to commit a crime. A simple petition from a third…
In the winter of 1917, Maryland resident Martha Redman said goodbye to her son William as he left her for the battlefields of WWI. He was killed in August, 1918 in Brittany. His remains were never returned to his mother….
Certain requirements must be met for a public health issue to be classified an epidemic. These include a demonstrable negative health impact — and victims. The flu is a yearly epidemic, and opioid addiction is turning rapidly into a serious…
