The UFC is in need of more fresh, enticing talents. Thanks to the legendary Dana White, the “Contender” series showcased a plethora of contestants awaiting the spotlight. Amidst the dimes, there was one that shined the brightest. Recently, at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas: Jean-Paul Lebosnoy faced Boston’s very own, Jack Congdon. Tempers flaring […]
Month: September 2025
Imminent Shutdown: Summer’s Over but The Heat’s on Congress
When the Government grinds to a halt so does the economy. Another deadline looms on Capitol Hill and with it comes the familiar, unsettling specter of a government shutdown. While some may dismiss these funding standoffs as political theater, the reality for millions of Americans is far more serious. A shutdown is not a simple […]
The Burden of Greatness: How We Mythologize Athletes into Symbols
The sports world has long celebrated its superstars, the ones who transcend their games to become household names. For a select few however, that celebration comes with an unwritten contract: a burden of cultural representation that extends far beyond the court. For Serena Williams and LeBron James, two of the most dominant athletes of their […]
We Need More “Backyard Concerts”
The ability for music fans to see their favorite band at a concert has only grown more challenging during the years post the Covid-19 pandemic. So, to no one’s surprise, when videos of popular indie band All-American Rejects rocking it out in a college party hit social media, music fans were clamoring for answers. According […]
The Tariff Trap: How US Brands Become Collateral Damage
The denim giant Levi Strauss & Co. is a quintessential symbol of American culture, its iconic jeans recognized on every continent. But the brand recently issued a stark warning that reveals a hidden and dangerous cost of United States (US) trade policy: the risk of becoming a political target. Levi’s warned in its United Kingdom […]
Tropical Storm Gabrielle Update: The Making of An Unseen Threat
After a slow and remarkably quiet start to the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season, a new sense of urgency is swirling off the coast of Africa. The likely formation of Tropical Storm Gabrielle, the seventh named storm of the season is a stark reminder that even a quiet opening chapter does not mean we can let […]
Though I’m Drowning For Now
The waves of lifeAre crashing on me.With each toss and turn I find myself in, I’m struggling:It’s getting harder to breathe. I search for a life vest,A glimmer of hope,Anything that can save me from this treacherous stormOr help me cope. I feel like I’m drowning.I want to be found,But every time I break surface, […]
