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Opinion: The Budget, The Blindspots, and the People Caught in BetweenA nation’s budget is a mirror. It reflects not just our priorities, but our values. It reveals who we protect, what we invest in, and where we expect change to happen. And yet, every year, we find ourselves in the same position: headlines warning of looming shutdowns, partisan standoffs, and a growing sense that ordinary … Read more
News: Signal App Controversy Raises Questions About Digital Security and Political MessagingA surprising twist in a recent political controversy has left the public and officials asking serious questions about digital communication and national security. According to multiple reports, a private Signal message involving Security Advisor Michael Waltz and television host Pete Hegseth inadvertently included a reporter from The Atlantic on a group chat regarding military plans … Read more
Opinion: Choosing Unity Over DivisionWhat if diplomacy came before division? What if we imagined a world where nations solved problems through communication instead of conflict, where power took a backseat to compassion, and where human lives mattered more than geopolitical wins? Reflecting on the possibility of peace isn’t about ignoring the pain of the past or the realities of … Read more
What If Trump and Putin Were Friends?For years, the media has warned us that Donald Trump might be friends with Vladimir Putin—as if that alone is something to fear. For many, the idea triggers long-held anxieties rooted in the Cold War era, when schoolchildren crouched beneath desks during nuclear drills, hoping to survive an attack from Russia. Looking back, we know … Read more
Failure to CommunicateI often wonder why so many people try to silence those with opposing viewpoints, yet expect everyone to listen to theirs. The political divide is a prime example—those on the right often express intense disdain for MSNBC, while those on the left feel the same about Fox News. When someone from the right shares their … Read more
Stuck in the MiddleSometimes it feels like being neutral puts you in the crossfire. Many people feel a strong pull toward political identity—they want their friends and loved ones to take a stand. And yet, for some of us, the stand we take looks more like a bridge than a banner. I often find myself “stuck in the … Read more
️ When the High Road Turns into the Low RoadIn an era of constant headlines and digital noise, it can be easy to feel like we have to take a stand—loudly. But in doing so, are we losing the very thing that binds us together? Lately, social media has become a battleground, not just for political debate, but for personal attacks. Posts targeting Republicans, … Read more
In a rare and promising move amid a long-standing and devastating conflict, Russia and Ukraine have reached a 30-day agreement to pause attacks on each other’s energy infrastructure. The temporary moratorium, which took effect on March 18, includes protections for critical facilities such as oil refineries and nuclear power plants. While brief in duration, the … Read more
Behind every strong, independent woman lies a story of resilience—a journey shaped by moments when she felt unseen, unheard, and unloved. But within her, a quiet force awakened, teaching her to rise without waiting for validation, to stand tall without needing approval, and to build her own foundation of strength. She is not defined by … Read more
Across neighborhoods once marked by restriction, a quiet revolution is underway. In cities where children have long been greeted by stern “No Ball Games” signs on fences, walls, and lamp posts, a new message is emerging: “Go Play!” This inspiring shift comes from a grassroots movement—a guerrilla-style public awareness campaign aimed at promoting play, physical … Read more