Donald Trump’s Psycho Sunday Breakdown—25th Amendment!
Our President was on another Truth Social “posting spree” we’re calling Psycho Sunday. MeidasTouch Network’s Ben Meiselas has details about…
Trump Celebrates the Death of Robert Mueller — A War Hero He Could Never Be
President Trump publicly celebrated the death of Robert Mueller, a Bronze Star combat veteran and former FBI director who led…
The Gaslighting of America: The Art of Making Us Doubt Our Reality
President Trump and members of his administration are engaged in the Gaslighting of America. This article explains what it is,…
Gun Violence in the United States: Why It Happens, and Why It Matters
With more guns than citizens, the United States has a higher gun violence death rate than any other wealthy country.
IDF Soldier Suicides During the Genocide In Gaza
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said recently that President Biden’s “ammunition embargo” caused the deaths of IDF soldiers. He didn't…
A Place Where Kids With Mental Health Issues are Welcome and Can Heal
For more than 50 years, Catholic Charities Children’s Day Treatment has been serving the academic and emotional needs of children…
The Harsh Truth About HIV Phobia in Gay Dating
HIV phobia and stigma remain baked into queer dating culture, leaving many men living with the virus to navigate rejection,…
Post Malone and Billie Eilish: A collab for the “soul-cleansing cry” you didn’t know you needed
If you're due for a good hard cry, a Post Malone and Billie Eilish collab is just what the doctor…
Time for the 25th Amendment Following Trump’s “Social Breakdown”
Trump posted 400 times in one hour on Truth Social. Conspiracy theories, AI, and other users’ crazy posts. 25th Amendment?
Cops on Ketamine?
Ketamine is used to treat depression in certain patients and, but the largely unregulated mental health treatment still faces hurdles.
Dylan Lopez Contreras on his first 3 months in ICE detention
Three months in detention have taken a toll on Dylan Lopez Contreras, the New York City student arrested by federal…
New Studies Find Wide Racial Disparities in Opioid Overdose Treatment
Black patients are less likely to get connected to outpatient treatment, new research finds.
