There’s a new workplace trend going viral, and it doesn’t involve quiet quitting, rage applying, or starting a side hustle. It’s just…staring. Wide-eyed. Deadpan. Unblinking. It’s showing up everywhere. And, quite frankly, it’s concerning. Dubbed the Gen Z Stare, the term has taken off on TikTok as millennials and older Gen Z workers describe trying to interact with…
Being a mother has always been my vision. Even as high school darlings, my husband and I discussed and chose nicknames for our future children. It felt like a dream come true when I eventually became pregnant. While he was at work, I took the pregnancy test and pragmatic noticed at the word “expectant” with…
She exited jail as she was trembling and having an emotional meltdown. She walked away feeling angry, underweight, and separated from her husband. Feeling extremely afraid, she was so scared, terrified of literally everything. Terrified in ways that gripped her entire existence. Afraid to drink. Afraid to start over. Scared to stay sober. Afraid to…
It’s fascinating how something we encounter every single day, like the cap on a pen, can have such interesting and important design elements that we often don’t even notice! Let’s take a closer look at these little protectors of our writing tools and explore the reasons behind that seemingly small hole at the top. The…
20 Minutes ago in New York, Ainsley Earhardt was confirmed as the newest co-host of the long-running and iconic morning show, “Good Morning America.” The announcement, made live on air by network leadership, ends months of speculation about who would fill the seat left vacant by the recent departure of a longtime host. Earhardt, a…
I’ve always been the one in my family that everyone counts on. But when I finally did something for myself, my sister turned it into a nightmare I never saw coming. Advertisement My name is Rachel, I’m 32 years old, and for as long as I can remember, I’ve always been the responsible one in…
When Terry McCarthy was just six years old, a horrifying accident changed his life forever. A bowl of lit kerosene was accidentally dumped on him, causing third-degree burns over 70% of his body. The young boy endured nearly 60 painful surgeries, each one a grueling step toward survival and healing. His early years were marked…
A deeply moving photograph has captured the hearts of thousands across social media. In the image, a little girl dressed in hospital clothes stands beside her bed, holding tightly to her favorite teddy bear. Despite the tubes and wristbands that reveal her medical treatments, her face is lit up with a radiant, innocent smile. At…
The shockwaves from Charlie Kirk’s assassination are now hitting ordinary people — and some are paying with their jobs, according to reports. The backlash has swept up everyone from teachers and firefighters to journalists, politicians, and even a Secret Service employee. Stephen King’s tweet The 31-year-old conservative activist was shot dead on September 10 during…
Smallpox was one of history’s deadliest viral diseases, causing high fever and a distinctive rash. By the early 20th century, outbreaks killed roughly 30% of those infected, while survivors often carried permanent scars as reminders of their illness. The disease was caused by the variola virus, which spread easily and was often fatal. In response,…