A report by the Oxford Internet Institute and the University of Oxford (2019) which is one of the most definitive to date, found no relationship between aggressive behavior in teenagers and the amount of time spent playing violent video games. The idea that video games make people more violent has...

When we achieve something, what do we rush to do first? Post it on Facebook. When we are sad, who do we tell first? Our Twitter followers. Some might not find a problem with it, because we are sharing our lives with others. But will sharing a post with hundreds of followers have the same response that...

Chaos rang through the halls of The Columbus School as 2:50 pm came on Thursday, March 12. Ana Garcia, high school counselor, swiftly entered each classroom telling the kids they would not have any more in-person classes until after spring break. Herds of children left their classroom and emptied their...

We are living in a changing world, finding or knowing any certain truth is almost impossible. COVID-19 pandemic is not any different; there is no absolute truth about how it started but there are many theories with the intention of blaming some specifics for this hard reality. Conspiracy theories about...

It was Friday night and I found myself at home polishing my cooking skills; something I never imagined myself doing. I mixed the dry ingredients as the video says; flour, cocoa powder, and stevia. My kitchen window portrayed the dark and silent night quarantine had brought with it. Watching this made...