The daily commute can easily become the most stressful part of your day. Between traffic delays, unexpected detours, and the rush to get somewhere on
Category: Society and Culture
More Women in America Arming Themselves
by Sam Jacobs Female gun ownership in the U.S. is on the rise. Women are the fastest-growing demographic of gun owners in the U.S. Sadly,
Virtual Tours for Seniors in Australia – Joy or Sorrow?
Last week, Dr. Naomi Wolf posted a clip from an Australian old care facility where a virtual train setting has been set up to let
Dating App Asking Men to Pay Women for Going on a Date
The dating scene is not so much in mainstream news as on social media and the way it’s moving toward a women-centered business casts some
The Corresponding Rise of Antidepressants, SSRIs, and Mass Shootings
by Sam Jacobs Have you ever wondered if there’s a link between prescription drugs and antidepressants? We certainly have. The effects of prescription drugs on
Gun Deaths in 2024: Who’s Most at Risk in America?
by Sam Jacobs We’re passionate about saving lives. Unfortunately, firearm-related conversations rarely focus on the most at-risk demographics. Our latest publication explores the age, race,
Children on Flight: Are We Becoming Too Intolerant?
Do children playing and making noise on a fight bother you as a passenger on the same plane? It seems many would answer this question
Can You Give Back To Your Community?
We should constantly make time to give back to the community, despite the fact that all of our lives are full of obligations and responsibilities.
6 Unique Burial Rituals from Around the World
When most people think about burial rituals, they think about the traditional Western funeral. However, there are many cultures around the world that have their
Canadian Doctors Pressuring Elderly Patients into Suicide
When liberals started selling the “mercy killing” narrative, the question arose as to how much the doctors in charge of the situation really would be