Naima Karp 
Individuals dealing with loneliness might feel isolated, but the problem has a resounding worldwide significance, and now more than ever. While technology and social media play a clear role in the problem, a range of demographics experience a high rate of loneliness, especially in the freshly independent Britain. Since Britain … Read More
When you normally think of Mexico, you probably think beachside beers, resorts, and maybe even those collapsed cave ceiling sinkholes or “cenotes” which is a unique underwater opportunity that many tourists have taken advantage of. Well, the world’s latest geographical discovery takes cenotes to the next level. In the Yucatan … Read More
If anyone knows how to do a celebration right, it’s the Scots. And it’s universally known that they’re pretty good at drinking. This upcoming holiday honours both of those things, along with a notorious hero of Scotland’s poetry and arts. Robbie Burns day is coming up on January 25, and … Read More
You probably didn’t know that China’s first space lab could affect us in any way, or that it even existed. But the reality is that this exact thing that we found to be in obscurity relates to us precisely – it’s crashing down to earth in the next few months. … Read More
You might not know about shingles first-hand, but it’s an extremely painful condition caused by the varicella-zoster virus. Individuals have an increased case of contracting it if they’ve ever had chicken pox, or if they’re over 50, with a weakened immune system. It’s been described as “being wrapped in flaming … Read More
