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Pandemic Watch: What about the Plague?

How worried should we be about an epidemic of plague? Details reported by Russia are sparse, but we do know this: A 28-year-old lab technician at the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Research Institute experienced a laboratory exposure […]

Economy Watch: AI Boom or Bubble?

Are you concerned about artificial intelligence (AI)—to be renamed “superintelligence”—taking over your job?  It could be an enormous boost to the economy and a new “Golden Age”—or an existential threat to humanity. But one thing […]

AAPS News October 2026 – Civil Rights

Vol 82, no 10, October 2026 Human beings are endowed by our Creator with natural rights, which are inalienable—not subject to repeal. They do not depend on the Civil Rights Act of 1964 or the […]

AAPS Endorses Dr. Jen Mushtaler for Texas House

It is an honor for the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS) to endorse Dr. Jennifer Mushtaler for Texas House District 47. As a physician who has spent her career caring for Texas patients, […]

AAPS News September 2026 – 25th Anniversary

On September 11, 2001, the destruction of the World Trade Center towers ended America’s sense of invulnerability. Other nations had experienced foreign invasions. America was shielded by two vast oceans. In the initial shock, no […]

AAPS News August 2026 – Year 251

Volume 82, no. 8  The 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence should have been a triumphant celebration by all who love freedom. Yet changes that took place in last 50 years muted that joy […]