Human Interest
Knuckleball Dreams: From Backyard to Big Leagues
In the summer of 2012, R.A. Dickey, a knuckleball pitcher, won the Cy Young award. This inspired my sons to learn the pitch in our backyard. The knuckleball, a slow-moving pitch with minimal spin, has
Coping with Loss and Seeking Support
Losing a loved one is never easy. It becomes even more challenging when the loss involves a family member who struggled with addiction. The emotional burden can be overwhelming. For those grieving, the process involves
Debate over Reparations for Black Descendants of American Slavery Intensifies
Advocates for reparations are urging the federal government to deliver direct cash payments to Black descendants of American slavery. They warn that broadening the eligibility criteria could weaken the movement, especially as opposition grows from
A Family’s Struggle: Immigration, Mental Health, and Loss
In the month of May, Samuel Gonzalez Terrones was confronted with challenging mental health diagnoses. With depression and schizophrenia identified, he took steps towards improvement by engaging with therapy and medication. His mental health challenges
Impact of Federal Changes on Voter Registration Efforts
Amy Miller plays a crucial role in ensuring elders and people with disabilities can vote. As Disability Rights Nebraska’s attorney, Miller travels across Nebraska, investigating the quality of nursing homes and assisted living facilities. While
Mamdani’s Child Care Initiative: A Model for Policymakers
Child care costs are a significant issue for both Democratic and Republican voters. New York Mayor-Elect Zohran Mamdani could provide a blueprint for policymakers with his plans to tackle this problem. The Election Victory Zohran
Triton College Event: Trunk-or-Treat in Space
Halloween festivities arrive early at Triton College with the Trunk-or-Treat in Space event. Scheduled for October 10 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., children will wear costumes and collect treats outside the Cernan Earth and
The Inspiring Stories Behind Fox News Reporting
Dr. Marc Siegel joined Fox News as a contributor in 2008. He appreciated the network’s flexibility and creativity, enabling him to expand his focus from infectious diseases to health policy and Obamacare. This role allowed
A Comprehensive Exploration of Min Jin Lee’s American Hagwon
Min Jin Lee’s latest novel, American Hagwon, has been in development for nearly a decade. This third installment in her four-part series focuses on the Korean diaspora. Pachinko, the second book, was a National Book
A Mother’s Journey to Raise Awareness About Down Syndrome
Introduction Paige Crowder, a 27-year-old mother from Indiana, has taken a remarkable journey filled with challenges and joy upon learning that her son, Levi, would be born with Down syndrome. Since Levi’s birth in January