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What The 2025 Tariffs Teach Us About Marketing
Walk into any store and you'll see it: the country-of-origin label. It's on your jacket, your earbuds, the coffee beans you grind in the morning and the beef you buy at the grocery store. We've been trained to notice where things come from. Some labels imply quality. Others imply that corners have been cut.
By Awakened Films9 months ago in 01
The Healing Power of the Sea: How Nature Became My Escape
Introduction Sometimes, when life becomes too loud,too heavy, and too complicated, I find myself walking down to the sea. I live close to the coast, and it has become my personal sanctuary. This isn’t just a poetic idea—nature, especially the ocean, has helped me deal with real emotional challenges. When things feel overwhelming, I don't scroll through social media or lock myself away—I sit by the sea.
By DDM ATIQ 9 months ago in 01
A United Front for Pope Leo Among American Cardinals
So, this week was a pretty wild one for the Catholic Church — especially for the American side of it. After the big, secretive papal conclave in the Sistine Chapel, the American cardinals came out saying it actually wasn’t all that intense. No major drama. No one was twisting arms or playing politics. Just a bunch of guys trying to listen to the Spirit — or at least, that’s how they put it.
By Md Motiur Rahman10 months ago in 01
George Washington Carver and Black History Month
Every Black History Month, we celebrate the same Black American historical figures such as Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X, Rosa Parks, Booker T. Washington, and Frederick Douglass. No doubt, these figures have impacted our country for the better–socially, educationally, financially–I consider it a mission to learn about, appreciate, and air our under-recognized black figures.
By Breanna Ferguson10 months ago in 01
The Pact of Claw and Hoof
he Covenant of Fang and Feather Long ago, when the earth was still young and the stars closer to the ground, the world was ruled not by men, but by beasts of tooth and talon. In the northern forests where the snow lay thick and the trees whispered secrets older than time, a war brewed between two ancient tribes—the Wolves of the Moonhowl and the Ravens of the Blackwind.
By Ziauddin 10 months ago in 01
The Pact of Claw and Hoof
he Covenant of Fang and Feather Long ago, when the earth was still young and the stars closer to the ground, the world was ruled not by men, but by beasts of tooth and talon. In the northern forests where the snow lay thick and the trees whispered secrets older than time, a war brewed between two ancient tribes—the Wolves of the Moonhowl and the Ravens of the Blackwind.
By Ziauddin 10 months ago in 01
NBA PLAYOFFS: PACERS SECURE THE GAME 2 VS CAVALIERS
READ THE FULL STORY HERE. In a heart-stopping Game 2 of the NBA PLAYOFFS Eastern Conference Semifinals, the Indiana Pacers edged out the Cleveland Cavaliers 120–119, seizing a commanding 2–0 series lead. Despite a heroic 48-point performance from Donovan Mitchell, the Cavaliers faltered in the final minute, allowing the Pacers to mount a stunning comeback.
By John Wick10 months ago in 01
On the Brink of a Nuclear Shadow: South Asia's Fiery Standoff Between India and Pakistan
The subcontinent of South Asia, a land rich in culture and history, has once again become the focal point of global attention as tensions between India and Pakistan escalate. The two nuclear-armed neighbors, with a history of conflict spanning over seven decades, are once more on the brink of war. The recent military strikes and counterstrikes have reignited fears of a full-scale conflict, raising questions about the causes of this tension, its potential consequences for the two countries, and the broader impact on the region and the world.
By Maaz Ahmad10 months ago in 01
NBA PLAYOFFS Game 1 Breakdown: Warriors Take Down Timberwolves
The Golden State Warriors pulled off a gutsy 99–88 win over the Minnesota Timberwolves in Game 1 of the NBA Playoffs Western Conference Semifinals — and they did it without their heartbeat, Stephen Curry, who exited early due to injury. How did Golden State survive the Game 1 West Semis in NBA Playoffs? Why did Minnesota stumble? And what does this mean moving forward?
By John Wick10 months ago in 01
"Echoes of Forgotten Melodies"
I didn't expect the dusty old piano in my grandmother's attic to unleash the chapters of my life that I had buried for so long. It was a wet afternoon in Dhaka, and my smartphone was no longer available due to the power outage. When I looked for evacuation from the heat and boredom, I tried my hand at the attic - a place I hadn't visited since I was a child.
By Robiul islam10 months ago in 01
From Struggle to Strength: How Vacol Transformed My Everyday Life
From Struggle to Strength: How Vacol Transformed My Everyday Life For as long as I could remember, I lived my life in a constant battle with my health. I struggled with fatigue, aches, and a sense of being trapped in my own body. It was as if my energy had been drained and my spirit dampened. Day-to-day life became a series of obstacles, and I felt as though I was trudging through thick mud, never making progress. I’d tried every remedy, every quick fix, and every “miracle product” on the market, but nothing truly worked.
By Rohullah10 months ago in 01
NBA PLAYOFFS: QUALITY GAME 2 BETWEEN KNICKS AND CELTICS
In Game 2 of the NBA Playoffs Eastern Conference Semifinals on May 7, 2025, the New York Knicks orchestrated a remarkable comeback to defeat the Boston Celtics 91–90, seizing a 2–0 series lead. Overcoming a 20-point deficit for the second consecutive game, the Knicks showcased resilience and strategic prowess, leaving the Celtics searching for answers.
By John Wick10 months ago in 01