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Police Investigate Death of Celeste Rivas After Dismembered Body Found in Tesla Linked to Musician D4vd

Monday, November 24 by Stacey Gilmere

The investigation into the death of 15-year-old Celeste Rivas remains ongoing. Police discovered her dismembered body in the trunk of a Tesla registered to musician D4vd. Recent reports indicate that her remains were partially frozen before being found inside the vehicle. Authorities are now... Read More.

Running to ReUnification: No U-Turns Allowed

Monday, November 17 by Allegra Royster

Reunification isn’t a wish—it’s a walk, a run, a relentless pursuit. It’s the sacred stretch after sacrifice, the bold decision to move forward without glancing back. When you’ve tasted separation, you know the cost. But when you choose reunification, you declare that healing is worth... Read More.

The Great Escape: Don’t Worry, Stay Ready

Wednesday, October 29 by Allegra Royster

Some escapes are loud. Others are layered. Mine? It was a whisper wrapped in wisdom. I didn’t slam the door. I sealed it. With boundaries. With clarity. With rhythm. Because when you’ve been through enough gaslighting, you stop explaining your glow. You stop shrinking to fit the room. You stop waiting for the... Read More.

Mamdani Practicing “Taqiyya” With Story About His “Aunt” and 9/11

Tuesday, October 28 by red

New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani is facing backlash after admitting the “aunt” in his 9/11 hijab story was actually his father’s cousin. Mamdani had tearfully claimed she was too afraid to ride the subway after the attacks — a story critics now call... Read More.

Think Pink: A Tribute in Motion

Monday, October 13 by Allegra Royster

Today, we begin. We begin with remembrance. With ribbons. With radiant resilience. We begin with pink—not just a color, but a declaration. A movement. A ministry. Think Pink is my tribute to the victims of breast cancer. To my mother, whose love still lingers in every sunrise. To my... Read More.

Don’t quit before the miracle

Monday, September 22 by Allegra Royster

There’s a moment—right before breakthrough—when everything feels like it’s falling apart. The prayers seem unanswered. The doors stay shut. The silence is deafening. And yet, that’s often the moment heaven is holding its breath, waiting for you to not give up. I’ve learned that miracles... Read More.

FTC Sues Ticketmaster, Live Nation, Alleging Illegal Ticket Resale With Scalpers

Friday, September 19 by Lyle F

The Federal Trade Commission is suing Ticketmaster and its parent company, Live Nation Entertainment, accusing the companies of working with ticket scalpers to resell illegally obtained tickets at inflated prices on a secondary market. The FTC and attorneys general from Colorado, Florida, Illinois, Nebraska, Tennessee,... Read More.

Ohio State Launches Free Tuition and Expanded Support to Boost College Access for Ohio Residents

Thursday, September 18 by Lyle F

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State University President Ted Carter on Wednesday announced a series of new programs aimed at making college more accessible and affordable for Ohio residents, including guaranteed free tuition for some students. In his first State of the University address in 17... Read More.

Randy Rogers Leads Benefit Concerts to Aid Flood Recovery in Texas Hill Country

Wednesday, July 30 by Lorenzo North

Post-flood recovery is taking center stage this summer thanks to country music icon Randy Rogers, who has announced a pair of benefit concerts to support communities hit by the devastating July 4 floods in the Texas Hill Country. As a long-time resident of New Braunfels,... Read More.

“That Girl” WH Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt Still Taking Names!

Thursday, July 24 by red

"That Girl", White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt wrapped up CNN journalist Kaitlan Collins like a western omlett with extra cheese after asking a farcical question about the President's faith in Tulsi Gabbert! And once again put the entire room on notice over their... Read More.