"Tutitive Dare & Tactical Drive To Forge Ahead"
The Constitution gives Congress the power of the purse and oversight over military actions, but recent actions by the White House appear to step on that authority. We discuss whether Congress has ceded its power to the Trump administration and what it would take to get it back. As the walls come down on the Read More…
www.instagram.com/IMAGESYOUWONTSEEONTV At just 18 years old, Jaquize Green made Arkansas history as the first high school student to complete a Commercial Driver’s License program while still in school. Despite battling aplastic anemia and receiving treatment every two weeks at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, he never gave up on his goals. Balancing academics, sports, and Read More…
www.instagram.com/IMAGESYOUWONTSEEONTV/ Retired Army captain and engineer Moses West is changing lives with his groundbreaking invention that pulls clean drinking water straight from the air. His atmospheric water generator has already produced millions of gallons for communities in Puerto Rico and Flint, Michigan, and he’s now working to bring it to the Bahamas. West’s mission through Read More…
www.instagram.com/IMAGESYOUWONTSEEONTV/ Claudia Charles, Founder and CEO of Neighborhood Cornerstone Partners, is breaking barriers as the leader of the first Black-owned HOA management company in the U.S. Based in Charlotte, she’s redefining what fair, transparent, and people-centered community management looks like — proving that HOAs can protect families, not pressure them.
14-year-old Acie Holland III from Glen Hills Middle School in Glendale, Wisconsin, saved his entire school bus after the driver lost consciousness mid-route. The eighth grader quickly grabbed the wheel, steered the bus to safety, and called 911 while keeping his 14 classmates calm until help arrived. His bravery earned him honors from the Glendale Read More…
www.instagram.com/IMAGESYOUWONTSEEONTV/ Flavor Flav proved once again that he’s all about action, not just words. When U.S. discus thrower Veronica Fraley revealed she couldn’t pay her rent just before competing at the Olympics, the 65-year-old Public Enemy legend immediately stepped in to cover it—and later paid her rent for the entire year. His generosity inspired others Read More…
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