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As the world adjusts to the new normal in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, one emerging trend in people’s daily lives is increased use of the internet. Not only are people relying on the internet to transact heavily and do more work, but daily usage of social media has seen a steady up-tick. Axios Writer

Without question, the economic downturn triggered by the coronavirus pandemic has broken a lot of hearts. In the face of widespread uncertainty, it’s challenging for any reasonable person to keep dreaming. To keep wishing and hoping for the same successes they once cherished before everything came to a standstill. As bleak as things might seem however,

2020 is going to be a year for the history books.  So many bad things have happened just six months into this year, that the whole entire world is reeling in disbelief.  And everyone is affected, including our children.  Much like every adult, kids have had a front row seat to all the chaos that’s unfolded.

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Unless you live under a rock, chances are you’ve had a front row seat to the uproar concerning police brutality and racial injustice in recent weeks.  Widespread protests and debates were set off following the appalling killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis, MN.  In the midst of all the commotion, not only have people viewed firsthand

One of the most common unhealthy habits when it comes to diet and nutrition is skipping meals.  And everybody’s guilty of it.  Whether it’s because of busy schedules, or just plain carelessness, people often force themselves to go about their lives without taking three square meals a day.  This is problematic considering that food is vital

The United States is embroiled in a heartbreaking moral crisis. In the aftermath of the police brutality inflicted on George Floyd in Minneapolis, a whirlwind of protests and politics has prompted extraordinary controversy. The internet is frantic with strong opinions, and media is saturated with conflicting messages about the killing.  In light of how devastating it

On Saturday, May 25, 2020, a police-involved killing in Minneapolis, MN triggered a wave of protests and mass gatherings across the United States, and parts of the world. George Floyd, a 46-year-old African American man died in the neighborhood of Powderhorn, Minneapolis after being arrested and violently subdued by police outside of a local grocery store.

If you’re anything like most people, there’s a good chance you wish the world we live in would be more just, and peaceful.  Human suffering is so rampant that just thinking about how to make things better is overwhelming.  Regardless of how daunting society’s problems are however, a lot of people still take the initiative to