For most people, 2020 has been nothing but a consistent harborer of bad news- rather raging wildfires, the ever-looming tension of a tumultuous political election in the US, and of course, a pandemic of such unprecidence and calibre it still feels unreal to most. However not every event  to have occurred this year tells of despair and strife. One such gem in an array of daunting stories is the long-awaited decision by the U.S government to reduce it’s amount of soldiers located in Iraq.  ...

Covid -19 has taken over the world and everything does not always make sense we are 7 months in a pandemic and we still have no idea what's going on in the grand scheme of things  Life as we know it has changed and compared to everyone else who seems to be getting back to regular life as they have taken care of and done everything in their power towards the issue.    We are still behind which is why we can feel that much more alone. As our leaders are failing us as a nation we sit and watch it all unfold. I believe it shows that the foundation this country was built on is cracked and is continuously doing so. I think we can all finally see what's really happening in  a grander way than we ever could before...

Ask most historians and they'll tell you the Great Awakening refers to a period in the 18th century English colonies in which the people in present-day America experienced a revived and unquenchable passion in their religious theologies. However nearly 300 years later, the term ‘Great Awakening’ is experiencing a revival of its own as it is used to describe an unprecedented time in American history. For a Black-owned bookstore in Fort Worth, ‘The Great Awakening’ is what the owners of the store...

When a little girl or boy dreams about their future wedding, usually they envision a beautiful venue surrounded by friends and family, topped off with a reception filled with celebratory dancing and energetic music. Never would one picture their significant other designated to a hospital bed surrounded by hospital staff- but this was the reality for one Texas couple as they tied the knot in the most unconventional way. Despite the oddity of the circumstances, Carlos Muniz and Grace Leimann went on...