The Drought in Spain
Over the past few months, Spain’s region near the Mediterranean (including Catalunya and, more specifically, Barcelona) has endured the worst drought to date…
Category: Politics
The Date We Have All Been Waiting For: The Sagrada Familia
The globally famous Basilica de La Sagrada Familia, located in central Barcelona, has been under construction since the 18th of May of 1882,…
Finally Found? The Possible Discovery of Amelia Earhart’s Plane
Over eighty years ago she disappeared. Despite extensive searching, no viable leads were found, and she was declared lost. Numerous searches have taken…
Who Is Gypsy Rose and Why Did She Go to Prison?
Gypsy Rose Blanchard was born in 1991 in Golden Meadow, Louisiana, and grew up with her mother Clauddine (Dee Dee) Blanchard as her…
The Implications of Alabama’s New Ruling on the Future of IVF Treatment
About 2% of all babies born in the US are conceived through In Vitro Fertilization ₁ (IVF). Nevertheless, a recently proposed law from…
One Nation Under God
I left the United States of America when I was nine years old. Before I left, I didn’t think much of the flags…
The Nobel Prize: An Academic Celebration
On December 10th, 2023, one of the most awaited and lauded ceremonies took place: the awarding of the Nobel Prize, a medal given…
Teens, Romantics, and the Fall of Great Literature
Avid readers might have noticed a shift in the new books being put on shelves, or at least the ones going on bestseller…
When Science Ends and Nightmares Begin
The year is 1818. Napoleon’s defeat has ended the First French Empire for good, and colonialist tendencies are spreading unchecked across the globe….