Life & Culture

Has the push for progress tipped too far into preachiness? Here’s why many Millennials might think so. 1. Exhaustion From Constant Activism Being ‘woke’ often requires relentless vigilance and activism, leading many to feel burned out rather than empowered. 2. Economic Realities Clash With Ideals The high cost of living and economic struggles make idealistic … Read more

The expansion of Christian nationalist private schools, which are primarily funded by taxpayer dollars through state voucher programs, is raising concerns about the separation of church and state as they continue to promote conservative ideologies and religious teachings. Expansion of Christian Nationalist Schools Around the country, Christian nationalist groups are opening private schools supported by … Read more

Companies often try to show they stand for more than just profits by getting involved in social issues. But what happens when these moves end up backfiring? Here’s a look at 18 companies that missed the mark. 1. Abercrombie & Fitch’s Diversity Disaster Abercrombie & Fitch aimed to promote diversity but faced backlash for not … Read more

Is your accent on the list of the most annoying American accents? From nasal tones to over-the-top drawls, here are 21 accents that can really get under your skin. 1. Valley Girl The quintessential California accent, marked by “like,” “totally,” and upspeak, where statements sound like questions. This accent is often associated with superficiality and … Read more

The United States often feels like a parallel universe, where everyday norms defy expectation and the ordinary becomes extraordinary. It’s a place where creativity knows no bounds, from the culinary arts to the canvas of pop culture, setting the stage for a lifestyle that’s as diverse as its geography. With a wink and a nod … Read more

Think you’re a bit of a maverick? Even the boldest know there are some social lines you just don’t cross in the U.S. We’ve got a list of social no-no’s that’ll make you squirm just thinking about breaking them. Ready to test your inner rule-follower? 1. Talking About Abortion Bringing up abortion at a dinner … Read more

Imagine stepping into a world where your paycheck stretches like bubblegum and the promise of Southern charm meets you at every corner. Welcome to Mississippi, a land where living is easy, the cost of living is easier, and every quirk adds color to the canvas of daily life. Here, your financial aspirations can don a … Read more

Across the U.S., more and more people are saying goodbye to Sunday services. The reasons are varied, from scandal fatigue to the quest for more personal spiritual paths. What’s causing this mass exodus from the pews? 1. Who Needs a Label? A growing number of people prefer not having a religious label at all. Recent … Read more

Across the United States, certain laws not only fail to protect citizens but might be considered violations of human rights by European standards. These laws highlight critical gaps in the protection and promotion of fundamental human rights. 1. The Death Penalty The death penalty remains legal in several U.S. states, despite global movements toward abolition. … Read more

Following President Biden’s decision to suspend his re-election bid, Vice President Kamala Harris has announced her presidential campaign, leading some to wonder if America is getting ready for its first female president. Boosting Trump Earlier this month, an assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump significantly boosted his popularity among his supporters and strengthened his … Read more

It’s easy to fall into common misunderstandings, especially when it comes to matters of faith. Are these misconceptions impacting your beliefs and practices? 1. All Sins Are Equal While all sins are wrong, some carry heavier consequences than others. For example, 1 John 5:16-17 mentions a “sin that leads to death” and a “sin that … Read more

Ready to test your social savvy in the Golden State? Californians might seem chill, but they’re quick to smirk at anyone who breaks their unwritten social codes. Want to avoid their disdain? Keep reading. 1. Drinking Non-Organic Coffee Order a regular coffee at a hipster café and watch the barista’s eyes glaze over. In California, … Read more

Have you ever questioned the role of religion in your life? Many Americans are finding that traditional religious practices, especially Christianity, no longer resonate with their daily lives. Here are 20 reasons why you might be rethinking your faith. 1. Science and Rationality In an age of scientific discovery, many find it hard to reconcile … Read more

In a nation marked by increasingly divisive rhetoric and political polarization, the traditional bulwarks against civil unrest are showing signs of strain. We must ask ourselves: What happens when these defenses falter in the face of growing societal pressures? 1. Effective Law Enforcement Traditionally, a strong law enforcement presence has played a crucial role in … Read more

The U.S. Code is clear about how the American flag should be treated. Are you following these important guidelines, or risking disrespecting this national symbol? Discover the dos and don’ts of flag etiquette as outlined by U.S. law. 1. Displaying the Flag Upside Down It’s illegal to display the flag with the union down except … Read more

Many believe that being white in America automatically comes with benefits. But is that really true anymore? 1. Affirmative Action Policies Affirmative action policies are designed to level the playing field but are often seen as disadvantaging white applicants in college admissions and job opportunities. This has led to feelings of resentment among those who … Read more

The debate over gun control in the United States is as heated as it is polarized, spotlighting the struggle between advocating for individual rights and pursuing broader public safety measures. How can we navigate this complex issue to find a balance that respects constitutional freedoms while reducing gun violence? 1. The Right to Bear Arms … Read more

Despite the principle of separation of church and state, Christianity continues to wield significant influence over American life and politics. Here are 22 reasons why religion, still rules the USA. 1. Political Influence Christianity heavily influences American politics, with many politicians openly declaring their faith and shaping policy based on Christian beliefs. For example, former … Read more

In a world of rapidly evolving challenges, our Constitution needs a tune-up to better serve today’s America. Are we ready to reshape our laws for the 21st century? 1. Second Amendment: Clarifying Gun Ownership The Second Amendment’s vague language on gun rights sparks debates. Updating it could balance personal freedoms with public safety, curbing gun … Read more

The landscape of American preferences is ever-evolving. What are some surprising things Americans would like to see disappear from their country? 1. Robocalls Unwanted robocalls have plagued Americans for years, interrupting their daily lives. The desire to ban these incessant calls is nearly universal. 2. Single-Use Plastics Many Americans are pushing for a ban on … Read more

Leaving Christianity can be a deeply personal and liberating decision. Here are 20 reasons why you should reconsider your faith.  1. Hypocrisy in the Church Church leaders often preach morality but fail to practice what they preach. This hypocrisy can be disheartening and make you question the integrity of the faith. 2. Contradictory Teachings The … Read more

Racism in America isn’t always overt; it often hides in plain sight through subtle actions and attitudes. How many of these subtle racisms have you noticed around you? 1. Racial Profiling in Retail Many people of color experience extra scrutiny when shopping. Store employees often follow them around or watch them more closely, assuming they’re … Read more

Cancel culture has become a significant aspect of modern discourse, but is it really the best way to address problematic behavior and ideas? Here are 21 reasons why cancel culture may not be the ideal approach. 1. Stifles Open Dialogue Cancel culture often shuts down conversation instead of fostering open dialogue. Without discussion, opportunities for … Read more

Are we on the brink of a more violent political era in the United States? Recent events and data suggest that political tensions are not only high but increasingly leading to violent confrontations.  1. Assassination Attempt on Donald Trump The attempt on Donald Trump’s life during a Pennsylvania rally is not an isolated event but … Read more

Think you know your American history inside and out? Let’s put that knowledge to the test with some basic questions that surprisingly often stump many. Here are 25 simple questions that can sometimes leave us scratching our heads. 1. Who Was the First President of the United States? Most know George Washington was the first … Read more

Gun violence in America continues to be a pressing issue that demands urgent action. Why should stricter gun control be a priority for the nation? 1. High Gun-Related Death Rates In 2020, over 45,000 Americans died from gun-related injuries. This alarming statistic underscores the urgent need for stricter gun regulations. 2. Frequent Mass Shootings The … Read more

Americans are often the subject of wild assumptions and exaggerated stereotypes. Are these misconceptions affecting how the world views the average American? 1. All Americans Are Obese Despite the rising obesity rates, not every American is overweight. Many are health-conscious and actively engage in fitness routines and balanced diets. 2. Americans Only Eat Fast Food … Read more

This year’s Republican National Convention (RNC) saw a strong focus on anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric, with several high-profile speakers targeting transgender and non-gender-conforming individuals. Trump’s Return to RNC What may have been the most memorable moment from the RNC was Trump’s entrance, accompanied by Lee Greenwood’s “God Bless the U.S.A.,” and marked with his official acceptance as … Read more

The far-left has often been blamed for alienating moderate voters and pushing the Democratic Party to the fringes. Here are 21 ways their actions have hurt the broader left-wing cause, especially concerning the influence of the trans lobby and its impact on politics. 1. Defunding the Police The “Defund the Police” movement has alienated many … Read more

Today’s youth are often criticized for being self-absorbed, but is there more to it than just selfies and social media? With a growing body of research, it’s time to delve into the reasons behind this perceived self-obsession. Are young Americans really just looking out for number one? 1. The Rise of Individualism Studies show a … Read more

The Bible is one of the most discussed and debated books in history, yet many common beliefs about it are more myth than fact. How many of these misconceptions have you heard before? 1. The Bible Was Written in One Language Many people believe the Bible was written in one language, but it was actually … Read more

Ever felt like something was off while dating someone new? What red flags helped you realize you might be dealing with a narcissist? 1. Love Bombing Early On He showered me with compliments and gifts right from the start, making it all seem like a fairy tale. But this intensity felt overwhelming and insincere, tipping … Read more

The recent assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump has reignited the debate over gun control in America. This tragic event is one of nearly 300 mass shootings in the U.S. this year alone. As we reflect on the historical impact of presidential shootings, will this latest incident finally push for stricter gun laws? 1. … Read more

Texas isn’t just a place on the map—it’s a way of life. Ever wonder what makes Texans so darn proud? Here are 21 uniquely Texan things you just can’t experience anywhere else. 1. Celebrate Texas Independence Day March 2nd is a big deal here. Texans celebrate with parades, festivals, and a hearty dose of state … Read more

Florida is a state unlike any other, with its unique blend of culture, environment, and quirks. Here are 20 things that make the Sunshine State stand out: 1. The Florida Man Phenomenon No other state has the legendary “Florida Man” stories. From bizarre crimes to outlandish behavior, Florida headlines are uniquely entertaining. It’s like the … Read more

The far-left has often been blamed for alienating moderate voters and pushing the Democratic Party to the fringes. Here are 21 ways their actions have hurt the broader left-wing cause, especially concerning the influence of the trans lobby and its impact on politics. 1. Defunding the Police The “Defund the Police” movement has alienated many … Read more

Sorry to those who have been here for decades, but there are some things only a true American will understand. Here’s a list of 21 uniquely American experiences and sentiments that define us. 1. The Way We Felt On 9/11 The collective shock, grief, and unity felt on September 11, 2001, is something deeply ingrained … Read more

Does your mom get flustered over certain words that are totally normal to you? You’re not imagining it. Here are 15 terms that still make her squirm despite them being part of everyday conversations. 1. Lesbian Despite Ellen DeGeneres and countless others bringing the term into the mainstream, your mom still whispers “lesbian” like it’s … Read more

The trend of Americans leaving Christianity has been rising, with many people providing diverse and compelling reasons for their departure. Here are 20 reasons that Americans give for walking away from their faith. 1. Disillusionment with Church Leadership Scandals involving church leaders, such as financial misconduct and sexual abuse, have eroded trust. Many feel that … Read more

Ready to cringe at how much cultural appropriation is masked as American innovation? Here are 21 things white Americans have co-opted, rebranded, and often butchered, ignoring their rich and diverse origins. It’s time to set the record straight. 1. Yoga Yoga, which originated in ancient India over 5,000 years ago, has been commercialized in the … Read more

Millennials, a generation often typified by progressive attitudes and left-leaning politics, are showing a surprising trend: a shift towards right-wing ideologies. What’s prompting this pivot among young Americans who once hailed as the vanguard of liberal values? 1. Economic Self-Interest As they age and accumulate wealth, some millennials find conservative fiscal policies more appealing. Tax … Read more

Gen Z has taken the term “snowflake” to a whole new level. Here are 21 reasons why this generation is redefining hypersensitivity. Get your weighted blanket ready, Gen Z. Pour yourself a chamomile tea, and get ready for some of these harsh truths. 1. Trigger Warnings Everywhere Gen Z demands trigger warnings for almost everything—from … Read more

Sick of the same old immigration debates? Let’s cut through the noise with some smart, effective strategies that could actually make a difference. Isn’t it about time we did something that works? 1. Enhance Border Security Infrastructure Upgraded technology and increased manpower at key border points can help prevent illegal crossings. Investing in surveillance drones … Read more

Bars across the country are implementing age restrictions to keep out Gen Z. But what’s causing this backlash? Here’s why they’re getting banned, and trust us, it’s not just because of their questionable fashion choices. 1. Lack of Tipping Gen Z’s tipping habits, or lack thereof, are frustrating bartenders. The average Gen Z-er tips just … Read more

Donald Trump’s potential return as President poses significant risks, especially to the most vulnerable and diverse groups in America. What might his policies mean for the progress of minority communities and social justice? 1. Threats to LGBTQ+ Rights Trump’s presidency saw attempts to roll back LGBTQ+ protections, such as banning transgender individuals from military service. … Read more

Rep. Angie Craig, a lesbian congresswoman from Minnesota, has called on President Joe Biden to step down and not seek re-election in 2024 and instead make way for a new candidate who can better unite the party and challenge Donald Trump. Who Is Angie Craig? Rep. Angie Craig is a Democratic U.S. Representative from Minnesota’s … Read more

Sick of the cancel culture circus? You’re not alone. Cancel culture has become an American staple, but is it really making things better? Here’s a look at how deep this trend goes. 1. Social Media Outrage Platforms like Twitter and Instagram are hotbeds for public outrage, where a single tweet can ruin reputations. Just ask … Read more

The discussion around U.S. immigration policies is more than a political debate—it’s a series of decisions that directly impact millions of lives, including yours. Whether it’s the economy, cultural diversity, or the basic human rights of migrants, these 21 points will help you understand the real effects of these policies. 1. Workforce Impact Immigrants, especially … Read more

Why are you denying reality? America’s denial of Black history isn’t just a minor oversight—it’s a deep-rooted issue affecting us all. Here are 18 reasons why this critical part of our history is often ignored or misrepresented. 1. Systemic Racism And Historical Erasure Systemic racism has led to the erasure and distortion of Black history. … Read more

John MacArthur, a far-right megachurch pastor, has made headlines due to his controversial remarks about President Joe Biden that labeled Biden “the epitome of homosexual immorality.” Who Is John MacArthur?  John MacArthur is a prominent and highly influential evangelical pastor known for his conservative views and sermons for his congregation at the Grace Community Church., … Read more

Vice President Vows to Uphold Biden’s Vision and Addresses Concerns Over Presidential Succession After Shaky Presidential Debate. Post-Debate Fall Out After President Joe Biden’s nearly delirious debate performance last week, his second in command Vice President Kamala Harris has made it known that she will continue to fiercely defend her President.   Harris Shows Support Harris … Read more

Are you feeling like America is spiraling downward? You’re not alone. Here are 21 reasons why our national pride is hitting rock bottom, revealing the harsh realities many of us face daily. 1. Political Polarization The extreme political divide is tearing the country apart, making it impossible to find common ground on important issues. This … Read more

Presidential debates can either make or break a campaign and sometimes, they just leave us scratching our heads or hiding behind the couch. From political gaffes to cringe-worthy moments, let’s count down these top misfires that brought more heat than light. 21. Gore’s Dismissive Sighs During the 2000 presidential debates, Al Gore’s audible sighs and … Read more

Is it fair to say Biden and Trump are just too old to be president, or is it ageism? With 67% of voters thinking Biden is too old and 35% saying the same about Trump, it’s worth diving into the issue. Why are we still relying on leaders who are well past their prime? 1. … Read more

A neighborhood in Los Angeles has finally voted to remove signs originally aimed at prohibiting “homosexual activity.” This decision came after decades of protests and efforts by the LGBTQ+ community and advocacy groups.  Anti-LGBTQ+ Signs Come Down Los Angeles has finally decided to remove signs that have been symbols of anti-homosexual mentality in the Westwood … Read more

Utah recently adopted an anti-DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) law, which puts a stop to DEI hiring practices and closes many DEI offices and cultural centers at public universities. This has been met with concerns about potential impacts on students. Utah’s Anti-DEI Decision The state of Utah has passed a law that significantly impacts diversity, … Read more

Traveling internationally exposes you to new cultures, perspectives, and, unfortunately, the occasional faux pas. And let’s face it: fellow Americans often bumble their way across the globe with all the subtlety of a bull in a china shop. Ever cringed at the sight of an American tourist making a spectacle of themselves far from home?  … Read more

Ever wonder how some states are pushing the envelope on states’ rights and traditional values? As the national dialogue heats up, these states are grabbing the reins to define constitutional interpretation on their own terms. 1. Texas: Voter Integrity Measures In 2024, Texas passed significant voting restrictions aimed at enhancing the integrity of elections, reflecting … Read more

While American culture is influential globally, not every U.S. habit is a hit overseas. Here are 20 American customs that other countries have politely—or firmly—declined. 1. Overly Friendly Small Talk Striking up casual conversations with strangers can seem intrusive elsewhere. In many cultures, privacy is prized and boundaries respected. 2. Tipping Culture Tipping in the … Read more

Class disparity in America is growing at an alarming rate, creating a chasm between the wealthy and the rest of society. How did we get here, and what can be done to bridge the gap? 1. Rising Income Inequality The top 1% of Americans hold more wealth than the bottom 90% combined. This stark disparity … Read more

Why do Americans often find themselves on the receiving end of eye rolls when they step off their home turf? Is it just about being the loud tourists, or do personal behaviors weigh heavily in global perceptions? 1. Speaking Louder Than Necessary Americans often speak at volumes considered too loud in many cultures, which can … Read more

Those who suffered emotional and personal injuries at a white nationalist rally 5 years ago have been awarded extra compensation in federal court this week. “Unite the Right” Back in 2017, hundreds of people descended on Charlottesville, Virginia, as part of the “Unite the Right” rally. The 2-day protest event would result in public damage, … Read more

The FBI has announced an investigation of a potential hate crime, following the mass vandalization of two Jewish cemeteries in Cincinnati. Nearly 180 Gravestones Vandalized A federal investigation has been launched after nearly 180 gravestones were vandalized at two Jewish cemeteries in Cincinnati. Confirmed by Jewish Organizations The vandalisms were confirmed in public statements from … Read more

The first large repatriation flight of Chinese immigrants was carried out this weekend, the first of its kind in more than 5 years – signaling a shift in policy from both Washington and Beijing. Chinese Repatriation Flight The US Department of Homeland Security has confirmed that a group of illegal immigrants were deported to China … Read more

In cities across the United States, a variety of stressors—from economic struggles to racial tensions and urban planning issues—have reached a boiling point. Here are the 21 cities facing some of the most pressing challenges. 1. Minneapolis, Minnesota Minneapolis has been a national focal point for racial justice since the murder of George Floyd in … Read more

Senator Steve Daines is blocking the approval of a bill that would allow the Washington Commanders to revamp and use the RFK Stadium site. Daines wants the team to “restore the honor and legacy of the logo” which was removed after decades of controversy. Controversy at RFK Debate surrounding the Washington Commanders football team has … Read more

Ah, the 1970s: a time when fashion was loud, attitudes were laid-back, and some cultural behaviors were downright outrageous by today’s standards. Here’s a look at things from the ‘70s that would raise more than a few eyebrows if they made a comeback today. 1. Rampant Workplace Discrimination Job listings openly specifying “male only” or … Read more

Americans often wonder why they might be greeted with cold shoulders abroad. Is it the loud tourist stereotype, or is there more simmering beneath the surface? 1. Overconsumption and Waste Americans are known for their “bigger is better” mentality, which often translates to excessive consumption and waste. This behavior is not only unsustainable but increasingly … Read more

Discovering American English can feel like wandering through a linguistic maze, especially with regional idioms that might puzzle outsiders. From New York City’s streets to Appalachia’s hills, each area has its own unique language. Here, we uncover 20 regional expressions from across the United States that might leave you scratching your head or laughing at … Read more

The number of abortions in America has increased despite the Roe overturn two years ago. Clinical treatment might not be on the rise, but women are still managing to get abortion pills and help via Telehealth. Here’s what’s happened.  Abortion Laws  The Brennen Center for Justice wrote a piece on “reproductive rights” within the U.S.A. … Read more

Americans are renowned worldwide for their hospitality, but even in the land of the free and the home of the brave, some towns and cities buck the trend. Here’s a list of places where the welcome mat might as well read “Go Away.” Let’s explore why they might not be winning any friendliness contests. 1. … Read more

Certain states are witnessing a significant exodus as residents seek better opportunities and lifestyles elsewhere. Here are 21 states experiencing notable population declines as people pursue greener pastures. 1. California Despite its allure, California is experiencing a significant outflow of residents due to high living costs, housing affordability issues, and concerns about wildfires and droughts. … Read more

A new “trend” emerges from the social scene, such as bars and eateries. Some establishments are banning those under 30 from enjoying a drink or a meal on their premises. This has seen split views as people are unsure what to make of it. Here’s what’s happening.  For the “Grown Ups”  The Auction House, NY, … Read more

The U.S. Court of Appeals just increased the damages awarded to plaintiffs in the 2017 Charlottesville rally case. This change ensures that each person receives their fair share and enforces the importance of accountability in the face of hate. A Closer Look at “Unite the Right” In 2017, national attention was focused on Charlottesville, Virginia … Read more

The Ten Commandments are said to be one of the new implementations in public schools throughout Louisiana. Will more states follow, and would everyone agree?” Here’s the story.  The First Start The New York Post reported that Louisiana was one of the first states to implement the display of the biblical Ten Commandments.  A Deeper … Read more

Growing trends show establishments are shifting to cater towards the 30+ crowd for a more mature experience.  Protecting the Atmosphere A new trend is showing that more and more bars in the U.S. are banning Gen Z from entering in order to protect the “atmosphere” for the 30-35+ crowd.  Public Opinion It seems as though … Read more

South Carolina has voted to remove its three Republican women senators from office. This decision comes amidst an intense battle about abortion bans and women’s rights in the state. This decision could have severe consequences for the 55% of registered voters, who are women. Historic Losses in South Carolina In a significant shift for South … Read more

Former President Trump claims that support from the Black community skyrocketed after his infamous mugshot was released.  Trump’s Controversial Roundtable Days before the first presidential debate for the 2024 election, former president Donald Trump raised eyebrows with his remarks at an Atlanta barbershop.  His Goal Trump met with a panel at a Black barbershop, focused … Read more

A Montana law seeking to define biological sex has been struck down in court as “unconstitutional,” after LGBTQ plaintiffs launched a lawsuit to challenge it. A Defining Law Last year a new bill was introduced in Montana, which sought to legally define a person’s “sex” as only either male or female. It was signed into … Read more

President Biden has shown a mix of actions and hesitations on LGBTQ+ issues, prompting discussions about his administration’s commitment. Are these moves enough for meaningful change or is he playing it too safe? 1. Delay in Passing the Equality Act Biden promised swift action on the Equality Act, yet the legislation remains stalled in Congress. … Read more

America is often seen as the land of opportunity and innovation, inspiring admiration and envy from people around the globe. What makes the United States such a standout nation? 1. Hollywood Hollywood is the epicenter of global entertainment, producing films and TV shows that captivate audiences worldwide. The glamour and fame associated with Hollywood stars … Read more

While we celebrate the 4th of July, it’s crucial to recognize the freedoms many Americans feel are slipping away. Here are 20 ways America has never been less free, as some individuals seem to manipulate the system to their advantage. 1. Economic Freedom Decline The United States’ economic freedom score is at an all-time low, … Read more

Texas: a state so large it has its own traditions, some of which might have the rest of the world (and even some fellow Americans) scratching their heads. Here’s a light-hearted look at 15 weird traditions that make Texas uniquely…well, Texas. 1. High School Football Rivalries In Texas, Friday nights are sacred, and high school … Read more

The 4th of July is a day filled with fireworks, barbecues, and parades. However, some American communities celebrate with unique and quirky traditions that add an extra layer of fun to the festivities. Here are 19 of the weirdest ways Americans celebrate Independence Day. 1. Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest Held annually in Coney Island, … Read more

The American Revolution is filled with famous names, but what about those who didn’t make it into the textbooks? Here are twelve unsung heroes who played crucial roles in our independence but are often overlooked. 1. Sybil Ludington: The Female Paul Revere Sybil Ludington, just 16 years old, rode twice as far as Paul Revere … Read more

Barack Obama’s presidency left a lasting mark on our society and on American politics. But how exactly did these changes reshape our nation, and do we still feel their impact today? 1. Affordable Care Act “Obamacare” changed the game for healthcare, giving millions more Americans access to insurance. Love it or hate it, it’s a … Read more

Donald Trump recently expressed his support for Louisiana’s mandate for displaying the Ten Commandments in public schools. The future legal battles and public debates could influence our students, educators, and the future of the law. Trump’s Endorsement Former President and presumed Republican candidate, Donald Trump, has expressed his support for displaying the Ten Commandments in … Read more

Believing you’re culturally sensitive is one thing, but have you examined your actions closely? Here are 21 ways you might be appropriating cultures without realizing it on July 4th. Are you truly as woke as you think? 1. Native American Headdresses at Festivals Wearing Native American headdresses at music festivals is highly disrespectful. Do you … Read more

Traveling abroad can open your eyes to a world of fascinating customs and traditions. But why do so many Americans find these practices strange when their own habits might be just as peculiar? 1. Slurping Noodles in Japan In Japan, slurping your noodles loudly is a sign of enjoyment and appreciation. Why do Americans think … Read more

Ever feel like America’s rulebook was written by someone with a dartboard? Across the pond or down under, things get even wackier. Let’s take a walk on the wild side of global “Do’s” that are definite “Don’ts” in the Land of the Free. Are you ready to find out just how bizarrely different the world … Read more

Spotting an American ex-military individual doesn’t always require a keen eye. Some signs are so unmistakable they practically announce themselves. Here are 20 tell-tale signs that you’re dealing with a veteran of the U.S. armed forces. 1. The Haircut Nothing says military like a high and tight haircut. Even years after service, many ex-military men … Read more

Looking for a lifestyle upgrade without the hefty price tag? Across the U.S., there are hidden gems where affordability aligns with quality living. From states with the lowest living costs to those offering significant tax benefits, these 15 destinations promise a fulfilling life that won’t drain your bank account. 1. Mississippi: The Southern Belle Mississippi … Read more

New York City: a dazzling mosaic of culture, energy, and ambition. Yet, even the most glittering metropolises have their challenges, and recent years have seen some New Yorkers pondering life beyond the iconic skyline. Here’s a look at why some residents are exploring new possibilities, driven by a mix of personal, economic, and lifestyle factors. … Read more

The quest for the perfect place to call home in the USA often leads to a rude awakening about the cost of living. From the eye-watering price of a modest home to the gulp-inducing total at the grocery store checkout, let’s dive into the reality of the 15 most unaffordable states in the US. Buckle … Read more

The Baby Boomers: a generation that rocked the economy like a hurricane, leaving behind a trail of financial challenges for those caught in the aftermath. As they strutted through the economic landscape, their moves were bold, but the footprints? Monumentally deep. Here’s 20 seismic shifts they initiated, making the American Dream a tougher climb for … Read more