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Black Panther gives representation to black community. The black community welcomed the release of the first movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe to feature black protagonists. “Black Panther,” directed by Ryan Coogler on a $200 million budget, according to Vulture, earned $192 million USD in the box office its opening […]
Billy Graham, the evangelist who preached worldwide, died on Wednesday in his home at Montreat, NC. The United States and the world remembers him as a man dedicated to preaching the Gospel amid the controversies and social ills of World War II, the civil rights movement and the Watergate scandal. […]
Americans are being hospitalized at record rates as one of the worst influenza seasons in a decade moves further into 2018. The Center of Disease Control reports that, since the flu season began, approximately 60 per 100,000 people have been hospitalized for flu- related illnesses. In response to this brutal […]
A church is a holy sanctuary, a place of healing and redemption. When a gunman entered a church in Sutherland Springs, Texas this past November, the sanctuary veil of safety was torn. First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs came under fire on Nov. 5 when a gunman entered the sanctuary […]
The YouTube community responded in outrage after internet personality Logan Paul uploaded a video of him and his friends laughing after discovering a suicide victim hanging from a tree in Japan. Paul and his friends were visiting a forest locally known for frequent suicide attempts. While filming the trip they […]
President Donald Trump is being held accountable by citizens of the United States for recent racist comments spoken about Haiti and several African countries during an immigration meeting. On Jan. 12, during a bipartisan White House meeting regarding United States immigration policies, President Trump reportedly referred to Haiti and some […]
A false alarm for an imminent missile strike spread panic across Hawaii on Saturday Jan. 13, leaving residents wary of electronic emergency alert systems. At 8:07 a.m., during a routine test of the state’s Emergency Alert System, an employee mistakenly sent out a message to cell phones stating, “Ballistic missile […]
In the 1960s, a newly married, well-educated young woman walked into a furniture store in the heart of Chicago hoping to open a credit account and buy a couch to help furnish her and her husband’s new home. The employee who served her vehemently refused the woman credit, but he […]
More than 50,000 known human genetic maladies exist, most of which have few treatments or cures. A new gene editing technique called Adenine Base Editing (ABE), developed by Broad Institute of Harvard and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, could be the next step toward change. ABE not only excises unwanted […]
Controversy over the connection between faith and politics surfaces once more following Jim Zeigler’s use of biblical analogy to defend Roy Moore against allegations of sexual misconduct. Early in November, The Washington Post reported on the accusations of several women who said that Moore sexually approached them when they were […]