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Personal Spiritual Practices: Insights from Our Audience
In February, our audience was asked about their spiritual practices as part of a feature on connecting with something greater than oneself. Journalist Ruth Tam reported that engaging in rituals and traditions can foster a
Exploring Your Competing Desires with a Simple Exercise
When you find yourself juggling the demands of a stable career and the pull of adventure, you might feel stretched thin. This was my experience in my late 20s while working in journalism. Long hours
Transgender Youth Healthcare Records Protected Amid DOJ Investigation
In February 2025, supporters of transgender youth healthcare gathered outside NYU Langone Hospital in New York City. They advocated for the protection of transgender youth healthcare. The demonstration followed a significant legal development affecting families
SBA Policy Change Affects Immigrant Entrepreneurs
Sayuri Tsuchitani used to work as a hairstylist for over 20 years. The job was physically demanding, and she often thought about her future. During the pandemic, she seized the moment to open a business.
Nostalgia Takes Center Stage at Tribeca Festival
On June 6, during the Tribeca Festival, a sense of nostalgia captured attendees as two significant premieres took place. Watching the frenzy unfold, fans of 1990s hits felt a wave of excitement. Joshua Jackson and
Kennedy Center Trustees Challenge Judge’s Order on Name Removal
The Kennedy Center’s board has decided to contest a federal judge’s order that mandates removing President Donald Trump’s name from the building. On Thursday, the trustees voted to request an urgent stay of the directive
Chipotle Celebrates FIFA World Cup Kickoff with Special Promotion
Chipotle is launching a one-day promotion in celebration of the FIFA World Cup, offering fans a chance to enjoy a free meal. Customers can participate in the “Matchday BOGO” event by donning a soccer jersey
Ex-South Korean President Sentenced to 30 Years in Drone Flights Case
A South Korean court has sentenced former President Yoon Suk Yeol to 30 years in prison. The court found him guilty of ordering drone flights over North Korea. This action was allegedly to justify his
Man Sentenced for Assaulting Federal Officer During Portland Protest
A man who confessed to assaulting a federal officer during protests at a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility in Portland, Oregon, received a 30-month federal prison sentence. This decision was announced on Thursday.
Florida’s Active Role in Trump’s Immigration Crackdown
In late March, a Florida Fish and Wildlife officer stopped a Guatemalan couple walking their dog in Bonita Springs on the Gulf Coast. The officer, while remaining in his car, requested identification from the husband