Former President Donald Trump has stirred up a new wave of controversy after proposing to rename Veterans Day to “Victory Day for World War I.” The former president shared his idea during a May 2025 event, suggesting the holiday should more clearly reflect the nation’s triumph in World War I. He believes the current name...

Kyla Dawn
Lifestyle & News Writer
With a strong foundation in art and business management, Kyla has spent the past 13 years successfully running multiple small businesses. As a freelance writer and content creator, she thrives on creating compelling narratives and engaging digital content.
Health officials have pinpointed 11am to 4pm as the most dangerous part of the day. During these hours, UV levels are at their peak, and air temperatures soar. Sun exposure during this time significantly raises the risk of heatstroke, dehydration, and other heat-related illnesses. For children, older adults, and people with chronic health conditions, even...
Could brushing your teeth do more than just protect your smile? According to emerging research, oral hygiene and Alzheimer’s may be more connected than you think. Scientists and dental experts have uncovered a strong link between gum disease and memory loss. In fact, harmful bacteria in the mouth may contribute to cognitive decline. While it...
As of May 7, 2025, U.S. travelers need to present a compliant license or another federally accepted form of ID to board domestic flights or access federal buildings. Many people still don’t realize their standard driver’s license may no longer meet the new rules. This change, long in the making, finally takes effect after years...
A multi-state tomato recall is now underway across the United States, as health officials race to remove potentially contaminated produce from store shelves. Ray & Mascari, Inc., an Indianapolis-based produce distributor, initiated the recall after FDA testing detected Salmonella Javiana in one of its shipments. The company’s 4-count vine ripe tomatoes, sold in clear plastic...
It was meant to be a peaceful getaway in one of India’s most scenic regions. Tourists had flocked to Baisaran meadow near Pahalgam for fresh air, pony rides, and sweeping views of the Kashmiri hills. Among them was Rishi Bhatt, a visitor from Gujarat, who brought along his wife and young son for a family...
Therapy has a way of unlocking truths we’ve buried, offering clarity in the chaos, and giving us permission to feel and heal. Sometimes, it’s a single sentence that lingers in our minds long after the session ends. These brief insights can shake us, comfort us, or even completely change the way we view ourselves and...
Dolphins are more than just playful swimmers in the sea, they’re among the most intelligent creatures on the planet. Known for their problem-solving skills, emotional awareness, and social behavior, dolphins have long amazed scientists and ocean lovers alike. But their brilliance goes beyond tricks and communication. Time and again, dolphins have shown a remarkable ability...
If you’ve flown recently and glanced up near your airplane window, you might have noticed a small black triangle above certain seats. Most passengers overlook it, assuming it’s just another cabin detail. However, flight attendants and aviation professionals know this symbol serves a specific and vital function. The black triangle on plane seat isn’t decorative,...
Butter plays a key role in daily cooking, from spreading it on toast to baking or sautéing. Most people never think twice about it. However, millions of shoppers recently received a jarring reminder to stay alert. A popular item, Cabot Creamery’s Extra Creamy Premium Sea Salted Butter, was pulled from shelves after tests revealed elevated...
Every May, the sky delivers a breathtaking display, but this year, it brings something even more extraordinary. The Eta Aquarid Meteor Shower, fueled by Halley’s Comet debris, promises a show that connects us to both space and time. While the famous comet won’t return until 2061, its ancient dust trails are already lighting up Earth’s...
For decades, a quick trip to the United States was practically a rite of passage for Canadian travelers. From sunny escapes in Florida to shopping weekends in Maine and New York, the U.S. offered convenience, familiarity, and variety. However, that tradition is rapidly changing. Travel agencies and airlines are now seeing a sharp drop in...