In a recent post on social media, Kris Boyd, the cornerback for the New York Jets, announced that he has started to recover after being shot and is able to breathe unassisted now. Kris Boyd was shot last Sunday at 2am. He was between Madison Square Garden and Times Square when the shooting took place. […]
Month: November 2025
Manhattan Day Care Already Investigated for Abuse Faces New Safety Incident
A Manhattan day care center is drawing new concern after a serious safety mistake. Bright Horizons at Columbus Circle says that on October 27, a staff member accidentally filled a water pitcher with a diluted cleaning solution instead of fresh drinking water. Parents report that the contaminated water was then served to children during snack […]
Funeral for former Vice President Dick Cheney Held Today
On November 3rd, 2025, former Vice President Dick Cheney passed away at the age of 84. The death was caused by complications related to pneumonia mixed with cardiac and vascular disease. Today, dignitaries and loved ones of the former Vice President have gathered in Washington to bid farewell to one of the United States’ most […]
The Secret Struggle of Eating Healthy While Loving “Junk Food”
Recently, I’ve come to terms with the fact that while eating healthy is one thing, loving junk food is another. My attempts to find a balance between the two are a constant struggle, admittedly full of defeat more often than not. While most of us are well aware we should be eating things like vegetables, whole grains […]
Will More Museums Follow The MET’s Upcoming Fashion Exhibit
A new exhibit centered around fashion is heading to the Metropolitan Museum of Art (MET) this coming spring. While fashion has been deeply intertwined with art and society throughout the ages, there have been far fewer times that fact has been celebrated. The MET’s Costume Art exhibition is said to be an answer to this […]
Unity and Epic Games Form a Unique Partnership
During a recent announcement by Unity and Epic Games, Epic’s CEO, Tim Sweeney, announced that starting in 2026, developers who use Unity to produce their video games will be able to publish their creations in Fortnite. Tim Sweeny said the following as part of the announcement: “We recently sat down with Unity and realized we […]
Why I Can’t Trust Recipes With Fewer Than Five Ingredients
Recipes that promise amazing results with only two or three ingredients make me nervous. Let me tell you why: I’ve actually tried some of these recipes before. In fact, I once followed a recipe exactly as it said, and I smoked my house out, ruined two pans and made our house smell like burnt chicken […]
Michael Jordan, In Honor of His Mother, Donates $10M to North Carolina Medical Centers
Recently, Michael Jordan announced that he has donated around $10 million to a North Carolina regional medical center to honor his mother and her dedication to helping others. Michael Jordan, six-time NBA champion and businessman, donated the $10 million to Novant Health New Hanover Regional Medical Center in Wilmington, North Carolina. He did so […]
Long Island Hockey Player Fights Back After Near Fatal Accident
A Long Island high school hockey player is fighting to return to the ice after a near-fatal accident in the summer that left him briefly paralyzed. The 17-year-old, Connor Dubeau, who is a senior at Smithtown West High School, suffered a broken neck while diving into rocky waters at Gilgo Beach. Doctors say he fractured […]
Anti-Government Corruption Protests Have Emerged Across Mexico
This last Saturday, thousands of people flooded the streets of Mexico City to protest the rampant crime and corruption within the nation and its government. The majority of the participants and organizers for the protest were from Generation Z, with support from older members of society. The target of the protests was the president of […]
The Power of Speaking Up: Wisdom from Joe Torre
Last week, Hall of Fame manager Joe Torre hosted the annual gala for his Safe At Home Foundation – an organization he launched in 2002 to support children and families affected by domestic violence. What began as a personal mission has grown into a powerful movement that provides education, resources, and safe spaces for young […]
Why Comparison Kills Our Sense of Beauty
Sometimes, I think scrolling through social media can feel miserable rather than leisurely, and that’s coming from someone who checks Facebook like it’s the newspaper and watches TikToks every day. Every time I log on, I feel like all I see is this perfect hair, people with skin that looks perfectly clear and almost glowing […]