Who Is Really Responsible for America's High Grocery Prices?
Why are America's grocery prices still so high? Mike examines government policies, corporate profits, energy costs, and the impact on families.
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Neon Bulletin: Is This the Future of News? I Think It Just Might Be!
At 82, former news photojournalist Michael Cunningham Sr. discovers Neon Bulletin and explores how artificial intelligence could revolutionize journalism.
82 Years — 82 Lessons Are We Raising Kids Too Soft, or Finally Raising Them With More Care?
Are we raising kids too soft, or parenting with more care? An 82-year-old Marine reflects on discipline, resilience, compassion, and raising children today.
82 Years — 82 Lessons What You Learn When Everything You Own Is Gone
When a devastating fire destroyed his East Texas home, Michael Cunningham discovered that faith, family, and friendship are worth more than possessions.
Are Both Political Parties More Interested in Winning Than Governing?
Have Republicans and Democrats put winning elections ahead of serving America? A Marine examines party loyalty, accountability, and responsible government. Co…
If We Take Away Their Religious Freedom Today, Who Will Take Away Ours Tomorrow?
Should Muslim calls to prayer be banned in public? A Christian Marine examines religious freedom, public safety, and the First Amendment.
WHEN SILENT PRAYER BECOMES A CRIME: HAS GOVERNMENT LOST ITS MIND?
A Christian woman faces five charges over silent prayer in Britain. Are religious freedom and freedom of conscience under threat?
Iran: What Exactly Are We Waiting For? | Mike's Observations
Marine veteran Michael Cunningham Sr. questions why the Iran conflict continues, calls for clear military objectives, and asks what victory should look like.
82 Years — 82 Lessons: Deadbeat Dads — When a Father Walks Away, His Children Pay the Price
Deadbeat dads leave mothers struggling and children hurting. An 82-year-old father's powerful message about responsibility, abandonment, and family.