Being a school principal can’t be an easy job. You are in charge of the safety and instruction of hundreds, if not thousands, of pupils, and you also carry the constant burden of parents’ expectations. It’s clear that this is not a role for the weak-willed or weak-hearted. Strong leadership abilities and complete trust in […]
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In an era where home invasions and property crimes are all too common, the right to defend oneself and one’s property remains a fundamental aspect of personal security. A recent event in Atlanta, Georgia, emphasizes the importance of this right and questions the consequences faced by criminals when they choose to violate the sanctity of […]
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The family of a mother charged with murder after smothering one of her eight-month-old twin daughters to death with her breast is appealing for donations and help from the public, saying the overwhelmed, young mother-of-three snapped in a moment of weakness and doesn’t deserve jail. On Nov. 4, police responded to a call about two […]
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The plan to have a friend fill in for a professional photographer did not quite turn out well for this groom as his wedding pictures could never see the light of the day. Why? Because this ‘friend’ deleted them in revenge. But before you judge him for this act, you should listen to his side […]
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There is an Atlanta elementary school that is doing something very controversial, but sadly it is now just a microcosm of the times. While most individuals in the Baby Boomer and Generation X crowds grew up reciting the Pledge of Allegiance every school morning, this elementary has made a move to do away with it […]
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Michelle Obama, the former first lady, went to a Christina Aguilera concert and sat near the front when she decided it was time to go out for the evening. A shirtless man approached the former president’s wife and began twerking right in front of her while she was enjoying herself in a VIP seat at […]
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We eagerly anticipated viewing “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood” every day as children. The way Mister Rogers would don a sweater and sing the same song had a soothing and hypnotic quality to it. With our own children, we now enjoy the current adaptation of the Land of Make-Believe that we always adored, “Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood.” Watching […]
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Can any doubt remain that they are after your kids, anyone’s kids, and everyone’s kids? Well, are you ready to get your kids to unleash their inner king or queen? Seattle’s Museum of Pop Culture is hosting a summer camp where children aged twelve and up can learn the art of drag. Led by Seattle […]
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This week, Bank of America announced the launch of a mortgage option for first-time home purchasers that will need no closing costs, no down payments, and no minimum credit score. Some people and families looking to buy a home in “designated markets, including specific Black/African American and/or Hispanic-Latino neighborhoods in Charlotte, Dallas, Detroit, Los Angeles, […]
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Homelessness is a growing problem in the United States, and Chicago, Illinois, is among the cities that are struggling to manage it. Recently, images of homeless people at O’Hare International Airport in Chicago have sparked controversy and fear among travelers. In the images, people can see homeless individuals camping out in the airport’s terminal buildings, […]
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