Author: Eileen Eileen

When my son first asked about his father, he was only four. It started with a drawing—a little stick-figure ship,…

He was grinning. Not just a polite smile—but a full, carefree grin. Wearing a hospital gown covered in cartoon ducks,…

It wasn’t a formal speech or policy announcement that captured global attention this week—it was a small, unexpected detail on…

Recent discussions in political and media circles have reignited scrutiny over how major news outlets covered stories related to President…

Angelina Gibson, a 34-year-old widow and devoted mother of four, stared out her window as rain poured down, flooding the…

At the Rocks on the Range music festival near Columbus, Ohio, a group of U.S. Marines stood near a recruitment…

The folding table outside the local library was easy to overlook—just a few brown paper bags and a handwritten sign…

Written in 1955 by Alex North and Hy Zaret, “Unchained Melody” has become one of the most enduring love songs…

Step back in time to 1958—a year when Elvis Presley ruled the charts, President Dwight D. Eisenhower led the nation,…

In a significant legal decision affecting immigration policy, a federal judge in Texas has ruled that a centuries-old law cannot…