Cornerstone University, a Christian institution in Michigan, is organizing an event to discuss the adverse impacts of communism. The event will feature scholars and individuals who have lived through oppressive regimes. Dr. Gerson Moreno-Riaño, president of Cornerstone University, explained that the theme was selected months ago due to shifting public opinion favoring communism and socialism. […]
A year ago, a family in Indiana faced an unexpected and life-altering event. Brittany M. Bohacik received a call from her husband Rob, who was at the emergency room. Little did she know, their lives would change forever. Brittany, 39, had been tending to flowers when she got the call. Rob, 43, spoke on the […]
Public confidence in institutions has diminished, yet Americans continue to favor the Supreme Court’s decisions generally. Amid an era marked by declining trust, the Supreme Court faces significant challenges as it prepares to commence its new term. Recent polling highlights a troubling trend for the Court. In July, Gallup released findings showing that only 33 […]
Collecting sports memorabilia often leads to surprising discoveries. One such example is a 1990-91 NBA Hoops card showcasing former New York Knicks point guard Mark Jackson. This card, seemingly ordinary at first glance, revealed a unique detail that would intrigue collectors worldwide. The card gained notoriety when sharp-eyed enthusiasts identified Erik and Lyle Menendez seated […]
Chris Spatola, a respected ESPN college basketball analyst, has died at the age of 47, as announced by the network on Tuesday. Spatola’s journey in sports began as a starting guard for the Army Black Knights, following which he transitioned into coaching as an assistant at Duke University under Hall of Fame coach Mike Krzyzewski, […]
Christine Wonsley and Elmore Wonsley, parents of Nolan Wells, recently attended the National Urban League’s annual conference to give updates on their son’s death. A Mississippi grand jury found insufficient evidence to charge anyone in Nolan Wells’ case, a Black teenager who was found dead in early July. Despite this, Wells’ family, activists, and attorneys […]
The Chicago History Museum responded to demands for more Latin American representation by launching a temporary exhibit named Aqui en Chicago. This was initiated after high school students from Instituto Justice and Leadership Academy pointed out deficiencies in the existing exhibition, Chicago: Crossroads of America. The students’ efforts to address the lack of representation included […]
Luis Alejandro Calvo Velasquez carefully wraps silver wire around itself, transforming it into a small calavera. These skeleton figurines honor deceased loved ones during Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead. In Pilsen’s Benito Juarez Community Academy, students engage in this process, wrapping wires in tape and papier-mache, drawing facial features, and painting […]
A shofar, crafted from a ram’s horn, serves as a trumpet-like instrument in Jewish traditions. It stands as a symbol of God’s majesty and a call to repentance. During the Jewish New Year, Rosh Hashanah, the shofar acts as a spiritual wake-up call, encouraging a return to the path God desires. On Yom Kippur, the […]
Colin Kaepernick recently restated his comparison between the NFL and the slave trade during a discussion with former ESPN commentator Ryan Clark. This comparison was initially made in the 2021 Netflix series, “Colin in Black & White.” In the series, Kaepernick narrates the NFL Scouting Combine, likening it to a slave auction. “What they don’t […]