Month: August 2025

Though the 22nd Amendment clearly limits presidents to two terms, Trump continues to flirt with the idea of extending his political life — not just in jest, but through vague…

Let’s be honest—today’s traffic is a stressful mess, especially if you live in a busy city. Between impatient drivers, unpredictable cyclists, and distracted pedestrians, even the most careful driver can…

The internet – and the limitless wealth of information it provides – is an immeasurably useful tool for more reasons that anyone can list. Yet though there’s seemingly no end…

A deeply disturbing case in Liverpool has brought renewed focus to youth violence, after two teenage brothers, Connor and Brandon Doran, along with friend Simon Evans, were convicted for the…

Lina beamed as she cradled her baby sister, Elsie, in the hospital room. “Now,” she whispered, “I have someone to keep the secrets with.” The words unsettled me, but I…

Today, we dedicate this time to honor their memories and celebrate the legacies of these remarkable individuals. As we reflect on their contributions, we invite you to share your thoughts…

The Trump administration is moving to raise the bar for naturalization and high-skilled work visas, claiming current standards are too lenient. Joseph Edlow, the new head of U.S. Citizenship and…

Claudia Cardinale was born on April 15, 1938, in Tunis, Tunisia, to Sicilian parents. She grew up in a multicultural environment, which later helped her bring a unique charm and…

Pope Leo has stirred up buzz online after receiving a playful gift from an American family who traveled far to meet him. Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost, originally from Chicago, became…

I’ll never forget the hollow feeling when I reached the altar and realized Karl wasn’t there. The whispers, the pitying looks, my father’s suspicious calm – it all haunted me…