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Dolly Parton: A Woman Beyond the Music Industry
A few weeks ago, singer, songwriter, and philanthropist Dolly Parton passed away at the age of 80. Following a brief battle with Cancer, Parton peacefully died at the Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center in Nashville, Tennessee. Almost immediately, people globally felt the impact of her absence. Beyond these sad details, Parton was much more than her successful singing career. She brought people together and unified individuals in a way unlike others. After six decades of tireless
Sadie Sonneborn Malecki
21 hours ago2 min read


Lebanon is Addressing the Death Penalty
Lebanon’s parliament voted on an issue that will set a new precedent for its nation. On August 11, 2026, a majority decided to remove the death penalty from Lebanon. What stood out more, though? Lebanon is the first Middle Eastern country to officially remove capital punishment, marking a prodigious shift in the area. Still, the legislation is contingent on more individuals agreeing, including the cabinet and the President; however, the government’s support proves optimistic.
Sadie Sonneborn Malecki
Sep 72 min read


A Lifesaving Rescue That Makes People Question: How Can We Become Safer?
The ocean can be dangerous for many reasons: cold shock can limit one's ability to swim; fast-moving rogue waves and storms can sweep ships away; dangerous wildlife can attack when threatened; and spontaneous rip currents may pull a person swiftly out to sea. All things said, other things can quickly go wrong in the water, and for 10-year-old Nathaniel, that is exactly what happened. Thankfully, someone came to his rescue, and while he may only be a few years old, his actions
Sadie Sonneborn Malecki
Aug 312 min read


Jimothy: A New Sensation with a Backstory
Sometimes, a light-hearted, funny story is all anyone ever needs. Recently, a natural phenomenon has gone viral for its amusing appearance, and it's named Jimothy. A Seattle native, Jimothy is a raccoon whose fame for his unusual stature has skyrocketed across popular social media platforms TikTok and Instagram. Caught on camera midway through July, Jimothy has become a sensation, not only for his unique characteristics, but also for the light he brings to everyone’s day. On
Sadie Sonneborn Malecki
Aug 242 min read


A New Wave of Energy Hits Africa
Being able to have the light on, the water running, and the stove flaming is something that seems relatively common, right? In reality, the World Health Organization reports that “655 million people globally still lack access to electricity,” and a disproportionate number of these individuals are from Sub-Saharan Africa (Joint News Release). Unfortunately, these communities faced many downsides because of this deficit: the lack of refrigeration, fuel for heat and AC, and medi
Sadie Sonneborn Malecki
Aug 172 min read


Hope in Venezuela
There are many things humans cannot control: time, the past, others’ opinions, and most importantly for this story, the weather. The world is filled with a wide variety of climates and ecosystems that are constantly evolving. With that come many positive things: skiing in the mountains, swimming in the tropics, and paragliding in the wind are some of them. On the other side, the unmanageable nature of the climate also has a lot of downsides, including natural disasters. No ma
Sadie Sonneborn Malecki
Aug 103 min read


Not All Heroes Wear Capes, Some Wear Refrigerators
Running is taxing. From taking a toll on each joint in a human’s body to filling the mind with discouraging amounts of strain, many people have to push themselves to their limits to complete a run successfully. On the contrary, other individuals can also find enjoyment, passion, and zeal from running. If this enthusiasm continues to flourish, in certain situations, it fuels a new level of connection to the sport, and for brothers Jordan and Cian Adams, that was surely the cas
Sadie Sonneborn Malecki
Aug 32 min read


Coral Reef Revival
Climate change is at the forefront of many people’s minds, and this acknowledgement has risen immensely in the last few decades. Whether positive or negative, human impacts on the climate are being taken into account more frequently, and unfortunately, the negative side outweighs the positive one. With that, people are also beginning to be impacted more negatively by this news, with around “53% of people around the world…more worried about climate change this year than last y
Sadie Sonneborn Malecki
Jul 273 min read


Graduation is NOT Restricted
Over the last month, thousands, if not millions, of students have entered their well-deserved summer break. Whether it was a kindergartener's first time feeling the relief after learning the ABCs, or a college graduate's first time having the freedom to explore outside of school, all ages experience a great transition during this time. Specifically, individuals who graduated this year are about to enter an entirely new phase of their lives; however, unlike the normal progress
Sadie Sonneborn Malecki
Jun 163 min read


Best One Yet: Summer 2026
For many individuals, summer is right around the corner or has already begun. A time filled with traveling, campfires, and more laughs than imaginable, summer provides everyone with a break from the ordinary constraints of life. With that, summer is a time to live life to its fullest by trying new things and stepping outside of one's comfort zone. Doing that, though, can be easier said than done, so below are some quick and simple ways to make summer 2026 the most memorable b
Sadie Sonneborn Malecki
Jun 13 min read


Revolutionary London Markets
In recent years, climate change has become increasingly concerning worldwide. Whether it is rising tides or climbing global temperatures, something negative is happening within the world’s ecosystem. Even so, solutions are emerging daily, and in some places, innovative techniques to solve certain issues are dazzling. In one situation, markets are gaining a new purpose: to serve people while simultaneously serving the world. As Spring nears, London markets are appearing more
Sadie Sonneborn Malecki
May 252 min read


United Through Coffee
Sometimes one story is not enough for a singular day; most of the time, two is better. In this instance, two barista stories of pure happiness and good fortune seem to have found their way to this singular article. Without any further delay, welcome to the Two Beautiful Baristas Stories. In a world of comparison and social gatekeeping, a coffee shop is going above and beyond to prevent this in its community. Based in Northfield, Minnesota, Little Joy Coffee has made its pres
Sadie Sonneborn Malecki
May 183 min read


Artemis II: One BIG Deal
While the world is not currently in the middle of a space race, missions such as Artemis II still have a significant role in society. Whether it is the cool backgrounds of the four astronauts or the dynamics of the rocket, everything surrounding the mission seems captivating. Nonetheless, some of the most crucial, yet seemingly unknown, components of the mission still waver in people’s minds. Therefore, instead of leaving minds blank, today’s articles will cover why the Artem
Sadie Sonneborn Malecki
May 112 min read


Restaurants Provide More Than Food Sometimes
Worldwide, a significant issue in society is becoming more apparent daily—homelessness. At this point, an estimated 100 million people struggle with homelessness, and an additional 1.6 billion lack adequate housing, according to the United Nations. Sadly, with growing house prices and stagnant wages, an increasing number of people are facing these issues. Specifically, New York City, NY, faces extreme homelessness across the boroughs. At the beginning of 2026, Coalition for
Sadie Sonneborn Malecki
May 42 min read


Old Age Protestors: Who Knew?
Due to recent societal events, a growing number of individuals have participated in protests. Ranging from climate change to political power, people have spoken up against the tough parts of society, and in doing so, have brought awareness to the underlying issues. Hence, the number of news articles and broadcasts about these demonstrations has also increased. However, something most people have not witnessed on the news is old protestors. In reality, though, many individuals
Sadie Sonneborn Malecki
Apr 272 min read


Life Changed via Extraordinary Transplant
Health in general can be nerve-racking. Even getting a broken bone or concussion can be scary to the average person. Sadly, these fears only get amplified in the case of cancer. However, in recent years, cancer-related health innovations have been rising and have also saved lives. For Amy Piccioli, her story would have stopped without a cutting-edge transplant, but now, she has the opportunity to complete the pages she has yet to write. In May of 2024, mother of three, Amy P
Sadie Sonneborn Malecki
Apr 202 min read


Hawaii Pacific University’s Marine Waste Battle
Every day, new information about the impending global climate crisis pops up on social media and news platforms. Unfortunately, the data is rather uninspiring to many individuals. According to the Rockefeller Foundation, “58 percent of popular posts [highlight] the negative consequences of climate change,” ultimately providing limited positive public insight. However, a group of people at Hawaii Pacific University reestablished social norms instead of letting these bleak stor
Sadie Sonneborn Malecki
Apr 132 min read


Grief Guides $20 Kindness Challenge
Grief is an emotion that nearly every human will experience at some point in their life. Whether it is a childhood pet or a loved one, grief finds a way to consume us. However, when an opportunity presents itself to use those emotions positively, why not take it? That alternative route is exactly what high school English teacher Kristina Ulmer did, and now, her charitable acts have turned a once somber story into a merry tale. In October 2014, Katie Amodei, Kristina Ulmer’s
Sadie Sonneborn Malecki
Apr 62 min read


Shirts Save Lives
When tech entrepreneur Brooks Bell was diagnosed with colon cancer, she took a step back from her busy daily routine. Working during her treatment would be difficult, so she found a new way to pass the time: spreading awareness. She promoted both the cancer treatment itself and the discovery process, colonoscopies. The first thing she did was create a non-profit called 50 Colonoscopies Under 50. The mission is to educate individuals about the risks of colon cancer, to instr
Sadie Sonneborn Malecki
Mar 302 min read


A Cute Hunch on Punch
Two months ago, Panchi-kun, also known as Punch the Monkey, blew up all over the internet. The seven-month macaque monkey flooded social media with his cute, friendly face; however, his adorable features were not the main reason for his rise to fame. In reality, his 24/7 attachment to his orange orangutan plushie made everyone, and their mom, go crazy. Born in July 2025, Punch did not have the easiest time as a young macaque. He actually faced abandonment from his mother and
Sadie Sonneborn Malecki
Mar 232 min read
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