Emmy Griffin is a writer at The Patriot Post. A Chicago native now residing in the South, her work reflects her passion for culture and society, exploring themes such as consumer health, gender issues, and cultural movements. Emmy's insights and perspectives have also been featured in the Courier-Journal.
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White House correspondent Natalie Winters has uncovered a religious controversy within the Girl Scouts of America.
Our Southern Songbird may be gone, but her legacy will live on through literacy for our children.
A doctors' group in the Great White North is looking to get the ball rolling to legalize MAiD for babies with serious illnesses or syndromes.
With 90% of America's pharmaceutical companies on board for TrumpRx and "most favored nation" pricing policy, drug prices have dropped significantly.
In a Truth Social post, President Trump correctly says that data centers are key to future prosperity and countering China.
By: Emmy Griffin
Maine's Supreme Court ruled in favor of the non-believing father, who claimed his daughter's worrying about his soul was “psychological harm.”
The president has proposed that Congress give Tinseltown a federal tax break, much to the chagrin of the rest of America.
By: Emmy Griffin
Our society is lionizing a mother who killed her children and demonizing another mother who let her child walk alone in a gated community.
By: Emmy Griffin
Parents realize that the education their children are receiving in public schools is inferior. As a result, many states are turning to school choice.
Test scores are falling, and a big part of the reason is that kids are addicted to their phones and outsourcing their brains to AI.
