The Mechanic, The Sailor, The Journalist, and The New Definition of Self-Reliance
Journalist John McCormick reflects on a lifetime of self-reliance — and how accepting hospice care became his final act of independence.
Hospice Notes: Good Days, Bad Days, and Broken Pipes
From broken water pipes to hospital memories and fragile appetite, journalist John McCormick shares the daily realities and quiet resilience of home hospice living.
No Kings March for No Brains Protesters
The latest NYC No Kings March started at Father Duffy Square, Manhattan. While NYC has plenty of its own chanting, mindless, and deranged mostly "Peaceful Protesters," many clamoring Broadway claimed to be from out-of-town, but sharing the same sympathies.
Arthur Blank Foundation Tackles the Hidden Cost Gap Holding Back HBCU Graduates
Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation commits $50 million to Atlanta HBCUs, backing student success and graduation rates through gap scholarships.
Another Day In Hospice – A Good One This Time
After days of pain, journalist John McCormick writes from home hospice about relief, oxygen, and finding comfort in simple routines.
