January 2026

While your 2nd grade teacher might have told you to never compare yourself to other kids in your class or to never compare apples to oranges, it’s not to say that comparing is wrong in general. In fact, it’s sometimes necessary or plain interesting. Or both. We never knew weContinue Reading

We’ve all been there – sitting at a desk in a high school, waiting for the seemingly never-ending lesson to finish, and doodling the boredom away. Some prefer to do their doodle art in notebooks, others, even on the textbooks. While the latter is certainly an act of vandalism thatContinue Reading

A new batch of Epstein files has ignited another online firestorm this week after explosive, unverified claims about Bill Gates surfaced in internal emails allegedly written by Jeffrey Epstein. On January 30, the Department of Justice published more than three million documents, 180,000 images, and approximately 2,000 videos as partContinue Reading

The term ‘fake news’ has been everywhere – especially on, well, the news. While platforms like Facebook are being forced to take steps to prevent the spread of false information, this does not prevent lazy people from being tricked by satire organizations like ‘The Onion.’ ‘The Onion’ is a satiricalContinue Reading

For a celebrity, their image is vital. If a famous person’s reputation is tarnished, they’re less likely to get work or be popular. At least that’s what we’d think. Surprisingly, people don’t really care about celebrity scandals. 50% of Americans remain indifferent to celebrity controversies; in fact, 20% would consumeContinue Reading

When the internet talks about recruiting, we often hear the applicants’ perspective, criticizing out-of-touch hiring managers who make the whole process unnecessarily exhausting and ghost them the first chance they get. So, after a Reddit thread emerged where people conducting job interviews shared the wildest things they witnessed candidates sayContinue Reading