Do you have confidence in your ability to distinguish between fact and opinion? What about between reliable journalism and fake news? Do you think of yourself as a savvy news consumer?

How do you start your day to make it a good day? Do you listen to music and clean? Do you have a cup of coffee? Do you watch the news? Look at the paper!

Do these visual messages allow you to laugh about school, friendships or what your parents expect from you? Do they quickly inform you about the news — and make the world less scary? Or do they too often cross the line?

I'll share my happiness with you guys, I got an invitation for the first time to a local exhibition for amateur artists and artisans. My work finally bears it's fruit.

If your going cheat THEN STAY SINGLE hate to break the news but if you wouldn’t want anyone to cheat on you then don’t do it to them plain and simple before you say anything (yes it did happen to me)

I hopefully find out some good news tomorrow! Send good vibes please!! ✨️👍😃

First it's a huge thanks for you all the encouragement, it blocked me from chickening out (I'm still a bit nervous, but it's ok.). The second is that my paintings reached the exhibition place and hanging currently on the wall section I got. Wednesday is going to be the DAY.

Evrything is so opinionated, biased, and pushed into anything that'll only benefit their political agenda. This is why we are so separated nowadays. Any democrat is a liberal, and any republican is now a consevative or alt right and they critize one another with (worse) name calling. This is the...

(Simplified since the backstory is longer than this) My first D&D character was Valzana Irdant a high elf sorcerer with a draconic bloodline. She lived with her mom and dad who were wealthy tailors always gone traveling for work. Valzana lived for her books and would constantly be found up in her...

I could talk for hours about this topic so please take time to read my little excerpt. According to pewresearch.org, 2 in 3 people are susceptible to misinformation in the United States. Over %60 of the American public, an overwhelming amount, don't take in any time to research any of the claims...

The latest job numbers just came out and the US economy added 528,000 jobs in July. That is double what economists expected. The unemployment rate is down to 3.5%, the lowest in nearly a half century. It's mostly good news, though the problem now is there are only 5 million people searching for...

I think we usually focus on the bad things that happen to us, it’s so easy to find something to complain about. But sometimes we just have to see the good things we usually ignore or take for granted. So comment with something good that happened to you lately or something you’re really proud of ~

Why isn't the guy whom was a legal carrying citizen and stopped an Active Shooter in Indiana over the weekend not in the Mainstream News as a Hero for saving others from being killed?