From “AI slop” to “rage bait” and “parasocial,” 2025’s words of the year reflect growing distrust in online life—where manipulation, misinformation, and fake relationships thrive.
A nostalgic look at Now and Later candy, its history, bold flavors, and why cherry remains a childhood favorite for generations.
As a small dog owner, I learned the hard way why rawhide chews are risky — especially for aggressive chewers like my Jack Russell–Chihuahua mix, Luna....
Historian Joan Taylor explores the harsh political reality behind the nativity—Herod’s rule, Roman power, revolt, and displacement—revealing the real world Jesus was born into.
Discover why Virginia, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and Kentucky officially call themselves commonwealths, what it means, and the historical ideals behind the term.
Why Flick’s tongue stuck to a frozen pole in A Christmas Story — and why that scene felt different growing up in Southern California. Nostalgia meets...
Girls and Boys: New research finds girls and women more often use step-by-step algorithms, while boys and men use shortcuts. Accuracy is similar short-term, but algorithm...
Delivering What Matters! This holiday season, give gifts that matter. Support UNICEF's mission to deliver essentials like nutrition, education, and shelter to children worldwide through meaningful...
Diana Gregory Outreach Services was awarded a $25,000 grant from the BHHS Legacy Foundation as part of a $625,000 initiative supporting 25 Arizona nonprofits.
A sociologist traces how the international dating industry evolved from “mail-order brides” to “passport bros,” and why economic anxiety and shifting gender norms keep traditional roles...
