Artificial intelligence has rapidly been on the path of integrating with nearly every industry in recent years, and the fashion industry is no exception. Despite the outcry from many within its consumer base, fashion brands have shown no hesitation in incorporating AI in their business practices. This is likely due to how the industry has […]
Month: November 2025
The Struggle of Trying to Be “Balanced” in Health and Happiness
Everyone talks about using balance in our lives like it’s so easy to accomplish, a clear and straight line we can walk without problem. You have to eat healthy but don’t be afraid to indulge, exercise but make sure you rest and work hard but make time for your social life and sleep too. In […]
Why I Can’t Stop Trying TikTok Food Hacks
TikTok food hacks have put me in a chokehold recently. I’m sure I’ve saved at least twenty of them to attempt, and some of them I’ve already tried out. Some have been successes and were added to my recipes list, while others were deleted and forgotten about like they never existed in my gallery to […]
Clair Obscur Expedition 33 Is Expected to Be the Game of The Year
As we come close to the end of 2025, many awards ceremonies have been planned or have taken place to recognize the greatest products to be released this year. Of the most prominent award ceremonies for video games, there are the Golden Joystick Awards and The Game Awards. At the Golden Joystick Awards, which have […]
Ohio Governor DeWine Wishes He Could Turn Back Time on Sports Betting Decision
Mike DeWine, the Governor of Ohio, has made it clear that he regrets his decision to vote for the legalization of sports betting in Ohio back in 2021. His statements expressing his regret seem to come after two members of the Cleveland Guardians and a guard for the Miami Heat were caught in separate sports […]
Back to My Roots: Returning to the Schools Where My Journey Began
This past week, I had the opportunity to return to my hometown elementary schools for the first time since graduating. Walking through the hallways brought back so many memories. Coming back now as an author and someone working in baseball made the experience feel both full-circle and incredibly meaningful. I spent time speaking with students […]
Court Decision Clears Comey and NY Attorney General of Criminal Charges
A federal judge has dismissed criminal cases against former FBI Director James B. Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James, ruling that the prosecutor who brought the charges was unlawfully appointed. The decision basically rejects the Trump administration’s attempt to go after two of its major critics. U.S. District Judge Cameron McGowan Currie concluded […]
Thanksgiving Politics, Potential Arguments Around the Table
With Thanksgiving being just a day away, many Americans are getting prepared to reunite with their family and share a Thanksgiving dinner together. However, with Thanksgiving comes meeting your more unfamiliar family members and the dreaded “political” discussions. This year, however, according to a recent poll of over a thousand Americans, most people are not […]
The Messy Reality of Seasonal Wardrobe Swaps
Seasonal wardrobe swaps sound simple in theory. I mean, think about it: you just pack away the clothes from the season you’re not in anymore and unpack the ones you are, right? In reality, it’s just pure chaos falsely labeled under the name of “organization.” First, there’s the sheer amount of stuff you have to go through […]
New York’s Overtime Stand: Why Taking the Lions Down to the Wire Matters
The New York Giants lost to the Lions during overtime yesterday with a score of 34 to 27. Still, this game showed the team has made some progress despite the struggles they’ve faced this season. Even though they lost the game, they showed that they can keep up and compete with one of the strongest […]
Trump Opposes FCC Raising 39% TV Ownership Cap
There has been discussion lately that the FCC might potentially raise or remove its current limit of 39% when it comes to how many households a station can broadcast to. President Donald Trump has spoken about the possible change and has supported not changing the regulation if it would allow the “expansion of the fake […]
Mount Vernon Apartment Fire Forces Evacuations and Emergency Response
On Sunday morning, a five-alarm fire broke out at a seven-story apartment building on Cottage Avenue, which forced more than 100 residents to evacuate their homes just days before Thanksgiving. Fire officials reported that the fire started around 3 a.m. in a seventh-floor kitchen. The flames quickly spread into the space between the ceiling and […]
