The months leading up to the upcoming 2026 midterms have been quite tense, and the ongoing primaries and special elections have been no better. The climate the Trump administration has fostered has created around politics has been a nightmare scenario for many, on both sides of the Republican and Democratic parties. It’s led to both […]
Month: May 2026
Sports or Esports: Which is Better?
When it comes to sports and esports, there is a big difference, and some people don’t see esports as sports at all. Sports require athleticness, skill, and practice, but in esports, you mostly just need skills, practice, and patience. There are plenty of pros and cons for both. For regular sports, the pros can be […]
Fairy Tale Forest Opening Weekend
From 10 am to 6 pm this Saturday and Sunday, May 26 and the 27th, as well as the following Monday (Memorial Day) from 10 to 5pm the Fairy Tale Forest in New Jersey will have its opening weekend! It is open weekends through June 21st, and will, be open Thursdays to Sundays through Labor […]
Mixed-Use Stadiums Be Promoted Outside of Colleges
Sports stadiums are an undeniably important building for sports teams of all kinds. However, their use has notable limitations outside of hosting sports events. That isn’t to say that all stadiums are incapable of hosting other events; stadiums like MetLife are strangers to hosting concerts from world-renowned artists. That said, stadiums could easily be something […]
Bob’s Burgers is the Most Accurate Adult Cartoon
When it comes to adult animation, few can keep my adhd brain attentive and keep me interested. I’ve seen Family Guy and all the spinoffs as well as a few others from the 90s, but out of all of them, Bob’s Burgers has kept my interest. I get excited for new episodes and have seen […]
Should the Legal Drinking Age in America be Raised to 25?
The legal drinking age became 21 in 1984, and to argue that Congress used its power to withhold highway funding from any state that did not comply with this. I know plenty of people who would want the age to be 18 or even lower, and some people like me who would like it even […]
Celebrate AAPI Month 2026: Fun Events Across NYC
Take part in the festive celebrations for this month, which is Asian American and Pacific Island Heritage Month! Events and activities all across New York City for the whole family. On Saturday, May 23rd, from noon – 5 pm, there is the APPI Month Crafting and Maker’s Market. At Essex Market, 88 Essex St, Lower […]
Aaron Rodgers Re-signing
After an official announcement released by the Steelers, it is finally confirmed that renowned player Aaron Rodgers will return to the team. Officially re-signing with the team on May 16, 2026, Rodgers is set to be the Steelers’ “starting quarterback” for the upcoming NFL season. This is a long-awaited reunion for many fans and […]
Should Sports Betting be Legal?
When it comes to gambling money, there are endless possibilities, from going to a casino or the racetrack to just watching a game at home and making bets with friends. We now have apps where you can just bet a certain amount of money for a player to make a certain number of baskets or […]
Why Everyone Should Get Free Healthcare
It’s 2026, and it’s almost impossible to get good health insurance. Most jobs provide it, but they want a 10k (or more) deductible. Until you pay that off, you are not covered for things like medicine, medical procedures, office visits, or, if it comes to it, surgeries. In this day and age, it’s almost easier […]
New York Society for Ethical Culture Hosts Its 150th Anniversary Gala
Starting on May 15th, 6 pm-9 pm, you can join members, friends, and progressive allies for an evening of special guests, NYC history, live music, and good food. You can purchase tickets for $10-$150 online. The event will be held at Adler Hall, 2 W 64th St, New York, NY. Free Ethical Experiences’ Workshops will […]
We Should Be Worried About The Trump Administration’s Obsession With College Sports
The Trump administration has fixated on a variety of issues since its second term. That said, a surprising amount of focus has been pushed onto college sports. It’s not that the attention is unwarranted, but like any other issue the administration has tackled, concerns around fiscal expenses are the leading reason they’ve put out when […]
