Frances Floresca

2 weeks ago | studentsforlife.org | Frances Floresca

Scottie Scheffler may have teed up a major win at the Professional Golfers’ Association (PGA) Championship on Wednesday, May 18th, but it’s his one-year-old son Bennett who’s stealing hearts on the green. Nothing says ‘dad goals’ like juggling golf and toddler duty.  He even took Bennett everywhere with him after winning the tournament, including the clubhouse where he signed his scorecard. Scottie only put Bennett down after he realized signing the scorecard was a two-handed ordeal.

2 weeks ago | studentsforlife.org | Frances Floresca

Adriana Smith is a nurse, a daughter, and a devoted mom. At just nine weeks pregnant, she suffered a devastating medical emergency, and even though she’s on life support and non-responsive, her baby’s heart is still beating—a life still growing inside the womb.   There’s new life and hope even in the midst of tragedy.

3 weeks ago | studentsforlife.org | Frances Floresca

This article was written by Cristina Flores. My name is Cristina Flores, and I am graduating with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Creative Writing from the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) this coming May 2025. My journey through college hasn’t been the easiest, but it’s certainly been full of joys and opportunity. Having started my college education in 2020, amidst the COVID lockdowns, I initially felt isolated from the college experience I so looked forward to in my high school days.

3 weeks ago | heraldextra.com | Frances Floresca

Courtesy photoFrances Floresca Don’t be fooled by the name — what a bill claims to do and what it actually does are often very different. That’s certainly the case with the so-called “Inflation Reduction Act.”While the IRA promised savings for Americans, what we’ve seen instead are higher premiums, reduced access for patients, and a chilling effect on medical innovation that could hurt us for years to come.

3 weeks ago | standard.net | Frances Floresca

Don’t be fooled by the name — what a bill claims to do and what it actually does are often very different. That’s certainly the case with the so-called “Inflation Reduction Act.”While the IRA promised savings for Americans, what we’ve seen instead are higher premiums, reduced access for patients, and a chilling effect on medical innovation that could hurt us for years to come.