March 28, 2024

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Olympic Games Begin Under COVID Shadow

The Olympics are here! After a one year postponement amid the COVID pandemic, the Tokyo Summer Olympic Games commence this week, though they’re different from any other Olympic Games from any year before. While the United States has been ahead of the pack on vaccinating its population, less than 2% of Japanese citizens have received […]

Harry and Meghan Welcome Second Child

Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, announced over the weekend that they had welcomed their second child, daughter Lilibet Diana. The baby weighed in at 7lbs 11oz, and is back with the parents at their home in California. Harry and Meghan said that they were “blessed” to be able to welcome their […]

CDC Eases Mask Requirements for Vaccinated Americans

In a rather sudden change earlier this week, the Centers for Disease Control revised their guidance for vaccinated Americans, now saying that in most circumstances, masks are no longer needed for indoor or outdoor activities. The CDC said the following in a release on their website; “Fully vaccinated people can resume activities without wearing a […]

Itching to Travel? Follow These Tips

Ah, yes, vacation. Getting some time away from the chaos of our daily lives is imperative to being healthy, happy, and productive. After enduring a year of lockdowns and travel restrictions, there’s never been a better time. But with the coronavirus still wreaking havoc around the world, it’s not as simple as booking a flight, […]

Eviction Moratoriums to End Soon

When the true weight of the pandemic began to set in all over the country, many lost their source of income. Soon, bills of all kinds began to pile up, and for millions of Americans, paying the monthly rent or mortgage became even more difficult than it was before.  So last summer, an executive order […]

NFL Draft to Begin Thursday

The brightest college football stars will make the jump to the pros on Thursday night, when the first round of the 2021 NFL Draft begins in Cleveland, Ohio. Through seven rounds across three days, college football’s best will find out where they’ll each begin their careers in the NFL. For long-suffering teams, the draft represents […]

Keep Your Cash! How to Maintain A Savings Account

Having a savings account is an essential part of financial planning and well being. Maintaining a savings account allows you to be prepared in case of an unexpected cost, emergency, or predicament. Even more importantly, it allows you to have peace of mind knowing you have money put away. Having a savings account that can […]

Vaccine Rollout Continues Nationwide

At long last, the light at the end of the pandemic-induced-craze tunnel is well within sight. The record-breaking production time of multiple COVID-19 vaccines, developed with international cooperation and wartime efficiency, are readily available in the United States, with access growing with each passing day. What was once only available to essential workers is now […]

March Madness to Commence Next Week in Indiana

INDIANAPOLIS- The most exciting month in sports is finally here. After the pandemic forced the cancellation of last year’s NCAA men’s and women’s basketball national championship tournaments, March Madness means more this year than ever before. The exciting, enthralling 68-team men’s tournament will commence next week as the best teams in the country go head […]

Protect Yourself With Auto Insurance

Before you fill up the gas tank and set off on an adventure, it’s very important to make sure that you’re in possession of a valid auto insurance policy. Having an auto insurance policy isn’t just recommended- in fact, it’s mandatory in 49 out of the 50 states1. Even beyond the legality, having a strong […]