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A Community’s Call for Change: Marching Against Violence in Chicago

A Community’s Call for Change: Marching Against Violence in Chicago

This past weekend, I joined a march in Chicago, near the spot where my teenage brother, Christian, was tragically killed four years ago. This profound loss led to the foundation of the Caldwell Foundation for Public Safety. Our mission is simple: no family should experience what mine did. Residents and community members lined the streets,...

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Dak Prescott Balances Public Life and Personal Challenges

Dak Prescott Balances Public Life and Personal Challenges

Dak Prescott, known for his reserved nature, navigates the complexities of being in the public eye as the quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys. Earlier this year, the intersection of his private and public lives became evident when news surfaced about his canceled engagement, turning into a topic of public discussion. On Thursday, Prescott spoke about...

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Central American Drivers Fuel Local Economy by Importing Used Cars

Central American Drivers Fuel Local Economy by Importing Used Cars

Visuals by Hubert HayaudText by Jody GarciaDate: Aug. 7, 2026 Drivers from Central America embark on journeys to the United States not for migration but to source used cars. These vehicles, salvaged from American scrapyards, are given a new lease on life, playing a key role in the local economy. Julio César Pisquiy Nimatuj, first...

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A Unique Ability Born from a Seizure

A Unique Ability Born from a Seizure

At 16, Michal Sklar experienced a grand mal seizure that changed her life. Despite being terrified for her health, she discovered an unexpected skill: the ability to process words backwards. Sklar humorously calls it her “most useless superpower.” Sklar vividly recalls the day this happened. It was October 2010, right before her seventeenth birthday. Living...

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The Last Jewish Congregants of Kochi Preserving Their Heritage

The Last Jewish Congregants of Kochi Preserving Their Heritage

In Kochi, India, as evening falls over the historic Jew Town neighborhood, Keith Hallegua sets out for the Paradesi Synagogue. Clad in a gray kippah, he understands that his journey for Shavuot, the Jewish holiday marking the giving of the Torah to Moses, will be solitary. Hallegua is the last local congregant, symbolizing the solitary...

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Sydney Towle’s Legacy of Optimism Amid Cancer Battle

Sydney Towle’s Legacy of Optimism Amid Cancer Battle

Sydney Towle, a social media content creator known for her optimism while living with a rare form of cancer, has passed away at the age of 26, as confirmed by her family. Diagnosed in August 2023 with cholangiocarcinoma, a rare and aggressive bile duct cancer, Towle’s journey was chronicled through her social media presence, offering...