Month: August 2025

Hives, also known as urticaria, are itchy, red, raised welts on the skin that can appear suddenly and disappear just as quickly. While many people associate hives with allergic reactions…

When Erin Hester saw a lone U.S. soldier standing at attention in the pouring rain, she was moved by his quiet act of respect. It was July 6, 2017, in…

For three years, Martha lived next to Nelly, a reserved woman whose withdrawn presence stirred rumors across the neighborhood. Whispers of a missing child and a murky past surrounded Nelly,…

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt recently sparked controversy after criticizing France for a politician’s suggestion to return the Statue of Liberty. Leavitt reminded critics that the U.S. helped free…

For years, I relied on the soft hum and breeze of my desk fan to fall asleep. It felt like comfort, routine—essential. But after reading an article about fans causing…

ABC has made a big decision to shake up the lineup of its popular daytime talk show, The View. The network announced it will not renew the contracts of long-time…

A flash of silver in a smile. A subtle glint on the lower lip. A barbell peeking through as someone speaks. Mouth piercings — whether it’s a tongue barbell, a Monroe,…

When my younger brother Darren lost his job, I didn’t hesitate. I wired him $3,000 to help with rent, groceries—just to buy some time while he got back on his…

Plus-Size and Proud: Sarah’s Journey to Redefine Travel Travel opens hearts and minds—but for plus-size travelers, it can come with challenges and judgment. Sarah, a confident and resilient traveler, faced…

“We worry about what a child will become tomorrow, yet we forget that he is someone today” – Stacia Tauscher. As parents, we often focus on the future, thinking about…