Editorials
The Exhaustion of Being a Human Search Engine in a Marriage
In many relationships, one partner may act as the go-to source for information, leading to feelings of fatigue and frustration. A recent letter to Carolyn Hax highlights this common issue experienced by a wife whose
The Real Story Behind Shifts in American Political Landscape
Recent electoral upsets involving Democratic Socialists and progressive outsiders have sparked debates about America’s political direction. Many wonder whether the country is shifting significantly to the left. Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s success in New York and
George Washington’s Early Challenges on the Path to Leadership
George Washington’s Formative Military Decisions In 1754, 22-year-old George Washington found himself confronted with the challenges of asserting British territorial claims in southwestern Pennsylvania. The region was fraught with tension due to French forces refusing
An Obsolete Law Keeps Americans from Better Sunscreen
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved a new sunscreen ingredient for the U.S. market this week. Although this might seem unremarkable, it is the first approval of its kind since 1999. An outdated law