Up until recently, history was almost exclusively stories about men, written by and for men. So, it may be baffling to some men when the spotlight is not on them anymore – even for just a month. (Photo/Wikimedia Commons) Keep Reading
In October of 2021 the popular word game Wordle took the world by storm when it released. However, since the New York Times acquired the game in January the words have become progressively more difficult. (Photo/Nithisha Makesh) Keep Reading
Daylight Savings has been around since World War I, but over the years it has become severely outdated. (Photo/Public Domain Vectors) Keep Reading
Florida passed the “Don’t Say Gay,” bill, which aims to forbid any “classroom discussion about sexual orientation or gender identity in schools.” Generally, Democrats voted in opposition to it, while Republicans voted in favor. (Graphic/Kayra Dayi) Keep Reading
With COVID cases waning, people nationwide are returning to “normal.” Despite the COVID situation seemingly improving, the virus remains a deadly threat that takes the lives of thousands of people daily. Booster shots have been lauded as a way to “boost” resistance to the virus, but with the risk of over-activating the immune system, the question remains: how effective are they? (Photo/Daniel Schludi via Unsplash) Keep Reading