Democrats Enter the Online Debate Arena—Finally
Progressive debaters like Destiny and Adam Mockler are challenging conservative dominance in the booming online political debate space.
Progressive debaters like Destiny and Adam Mockler are challenging conservative dominance in the booming online political debate space.
From Delta pilots to Portillo’s cashiers, everyday employees are becoming powerful brand ambassadors in a shift toward authentic social media marketing.
2025’s Halloween candy trends reflect a nation balancing budget concerns with a desire for small, joyful surprises—and a growing demand for inclusive treats.
In a $102 million heist at the Louvre, criminals used everyday high-visibility safety vests to blend in—a tactic experts say is increasingly common worldwide.
As the 2025 World Series nears, a reflection on why October baseball captivates fans—even when one team seems destined to win.
Broadway actors have reached a tentative labor agreement, but musicians remain at odds with producers, threatening a strike that could halt performances.
Strict return-to-office mandates are disproportionately affecting young employees, forcing them to choose between financial strain, longer commutes, or quitting—sparking a quiet crisis in the modern workplace.
J.M. Smucker has filed a federal lawsuit against Trader Joe’s, alleging its crustless PB&J sandwiches infringe on Uncrustables trademarks—including the signature crimped edge.
As the WNBA gains record attention, players are facing a surge in online harassment, racist memes, and coordinated disinformation campaigns—highlighting the dark side of fame.
Despite harsh early reviews, ‘Les Misérables’ has captivated audiences for 40 years with its powerful story, iconic songs, and universal themes of justice and redemption.