Opinion

Recently, I’ve noticed ads are getting way too comfortable on platforms. Starting with YouTube, many years ago, it wasn’t uncommon to click your favorite video, watch it from start to finish and not see a single ad. Slowly, there’s been an increase in ads, some skippable after five seconds. But more recently, I’ve tried to […]

Are tariffs good for the economy, or do they do more harm than good? This is something people have been wondering for years. At first, I thought they were bad since they mainly hurt businesses that need to import supplies from other countries. However, after researching more, I realized that tariffs are complex and have

Yesterday I watched something I never thought would get me so excited: a boxing fight. I’ve never considered myself a big boxing fan. In fact, I usually don’t pay much attention to the sport. But when it’s Canelo Álvarez in the ring facing Terence “Bud” Crawford, you know it’s not just another fight — it’s

Although living life on the edge is a fun thing, sometimes we overlook the small things in life that are actually important. Finding the next thrill or getting ready to go on the next big adventure is fun, but it also makes us overlook the more important things in life, like family dinners, hanging out

People have become lazy. Now, if you are offended by that first line, well then, buckle up because this might pertain to you.  What I mean by this is not to use ChatGPT because you’re too busy to write a heartfelt text, or you don’t want to do your dishes that have been sitting there

The month of September is known as Suicide Prevention Month, and although it is important to dedicate all of those who have taken their own lives, it should not just be a month-long thing, but instead a year-round thing.  According to the World Health Organization, more than 720,000 beautiful souls take their lives every year,

An op/ed, short for “opposite the editorial page,” is a form of writing that emphasizes the author’s personal opinions, perspectives and arguments. Unlike other sections of a publication, op/eds reflect the individual views of the writer rather than the stance of the publication itself, thereby allowing for greater freedom of expression. For example, a writer

Recently, I rewatched “Hamilton,” but this time I paid more attention to Eliza. The first time I watched it, I didn’t really pay attention to the theme; I just liked the songs. But this time, I really got to experience the whole story and understand it. Eliza has definitely become my favorite character in the

I am a firm believer in “treat others the way YOU want to be treated.” It is something we have probably been told ever since we learned to walk. However, some people don’t understand the meaning of that phrase; well, here is my meaning to it.  Say hypothetically, you did something horrible to a person

Before coming to the U.S., I had never really experienced American football. Back in Spain, soccer is my life and I had no idea how big the NFL could be, especially a franchise like the Dallas Cowboys. I knew the name, but I never imagined a team could have so much history, fans, and even