Jeanie Hannaman

By Kevin Wells, EWTN News - Once a year in Tanzania, on its world-forgotten islands, unvisited mountainsides, and in jungles and brush with man-eating animals, the Sisters of Mary enter some of the most dangerous villages in Africa to recruit their incoming class... This is testing day for Tanzania’s poor. When a white-habited nun escorts a child to a wobbly bench or old wooden chair, each youngster sees the sheet of paper that could change everything. The remainder of their lives hinges on how they will answer the multiple-choice questions before them, they’ve been told.

By Evan Poellinger, MRC TV - Johnson began by recalling Pres. Dwight Eisenhower’s farewell address, in which the former president expressed concern about public finance of scientific research... Relating Eisenhower’s warning to COVID, Sen. Johnson explained how such publicly-funded research can beget corruption: “If you allow the public to fund this, you’re going to have scientists not pursuing science; you have them pursuing grants. And their science is going to be corrupted by that and we would end up with a scientific and technological elite that’s going to drive public policy. That’s what we saw in COVID.”