At age 98, a World War II veteran defies expectations and keeps working three days a week, challenging the modern narrative that seniors should quietly fade away—reminding Americans of the grit, purpose, and values that built this nation.WWII Veteran's Ongoing Work Defies Retirement StereotypesRon...
The enduring presence of an enemy projectile within the cardiac tissue of a World War II veteran serves as a visceral testament to the physical and historical weight of the Pearl Harbor attack.Pathological Persistence and the Mechanics of SurvivalThe case of Dean Darrow, a...