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Death Of A Supreme Court Justice

UNITED STATES—This weekend sad news rocked the nation, as it was announced that Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia had died in Texas on February 13. Scalia died of natural causes. He sat on the Supreme Court for more than 30 years and was considered one of the most conservative justices of the court. While many of us are taking time...

Commercial Mania

UNITED STATES—Oh, if you watched the Super Bowl, which likely took place for 90 percent of America, you saw a ton of commercials, some with epic highs, some not so much. Must say that Snickers commercial starring William Dafoe portraying Marilyn Monroe delivered a few laughs, but what separates a good commercial from a great one: the ability to...

Fed-Up With That Torturous Job

UNITED STATES—We’ve all encountered it, some of us more than others, but what do you do when you find yourself at a job that you no longer can tolerate? Well at some point you have to make a decision, either to continue dealing with the stress, the headaches and the frustration or make a decision that places you in...

The Stress Nightmare

UNITED STATES—Stress, it’s part of our daily lives. No matter how much we attempt to avoid it, stress is something that is unavoidable at times. So what do you do when you encounter stress? Well you have two options: deal with it straight on or cave into the chaos. Stress doesn’t just impact your mood, it can affect your...

Iowa Caucuses Deliver Interesting Results

UNITED STATES—For months, we’ve heard about how important the Iowa Caucuses are for political candidates. For the Republican field it could diminish the number of candidates, which has dwindled down slightly, but there are still quite a few candidates in contention. When you look at the Democratic field it was more of a battle between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders....

The Oscar Diversity Debate Continues

UNITED STATES—Wow, that’s the only word I can say to describe what the Oscar nominations has done to the Hollywood industry in the last 2 weeks. I can’t remember the last time there was so much debate about the diversity issue in the ranks. I mean it’s an issue of a lack of African-Americans or minorities in general not getting...

Fighting For Dr. Martin Luther King Jr And His ‘Dream’

UNITED STATES—Monday, January 18 was the celebration of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. holiday for most Americans. I mean for this to be a national holiday it seems more like a ‘day off’ for most people. I mean kids are out of school, most government offices are closed, no banks are open, it’s another checkmark on the calendar...

Flint Water Crisis

UNITED STATES—Its epic on scale, and the attention that the city of Flint, Michigan is receiving in the midst of a water crisis is unlike anything I believe America has ever experienced. The city of Flint is dealing with a major water crisis so much to the point that the water is not safe to drink, it’s not safe...

Oscar Nomination Madness

UNITED STATES—Ok, so this is an issue I want to talk about because the wave of criticism has been overwhelming since last Thursday when the Oscar nominations were announced. For the second year in a row, no minorities were nominated in the acting races, which have left many in uproar. I can’t tell you how many entertainment outlets that...

Powerball Mania Sets In

UNITED STATES—The only way you can have no idea about the possible winnings in the Powerball is if you have been sleeping underneath a rock or something. After nearly 2 months of no one winning, the Powerball jackpot bloomed to over $900 million on Saturday evening. I mean I’m someone who never plays the lottery and even I had...
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