Pancham Prasad Mental Health: How Screen Overload Is Impacting Our Minds In a world where screens are windows to work, entertainment, social life, and learning, it’s easy to lose track of the hours we spend staring at devices. Yet mounting evidence shows that digital burnout and screen overload are taking a real toll on our mental and … Read more
When four University of Idaho students were brutally murdered in the early hours of November 13, 2022, the sleepy college town of Moscow, Idaho, was rocked to its core. Nearly three years later, Bryan Kohberger—then a 28‑year‑old criminal justice PhD student—has pled guilty and been sentenced to life in prison. Yet questions linger: How did investigators zero … Read more
High-Paying Job: America’s Tech Future is being written and the CHIPS and Science Act is the pen. Signed into law on August 9, 2022, this landmark legislation dedicates $52.7 billion to energize domestic semiconductor manufacturing, $13 billion for research and workforce development, and $174 billion to bolster basic science across agencies like NSF, DOE, and NASA WikipediaThe White House. By … Read more
Hey there, fellow pet lovers! Whether you’re braving the humid summers of Florida or the drizzly winters of Manchester, one thing unites us: wanting our furry family members – those wagging tails and purring machines – to be happy and healthy through every twist and turn of the year. Seasons change, and so do the … Read more
Hey there, future or current homeowner. Let’s talk about something that might just lift a huge weight off your shoulders: the Homeowner Assistance Fund (HAF). If the past few years threw financial curveballs your way – maybe job loss, reduced hours, or unexpected medical bills thanks to the pandemic – and keeping up with your mortgage, … Read more
Student Debt Relief : If you’ve been juggling monthly payments, watching interest pile up, or wondering whether any forgiveness programs still exist, 2025 brings some of the most borrower‑friendly reforms in years: Ready to see which pathway fits you best? Let’s dive in. Step 1: Gather Your Loan Details Pro tip: If any of your loans … Read more
Medicare Part D: Beginning January 1, 2025, a landmark change under the Inflation Reduction Act will cap your annual out‑of‑pocket expenses for prescription drugs covered by Medicare Part D at $2,000 (deductibles, co‑pays, and coinsurance all count toward this limit) National Council on Aging. This is huge news if you’re tired of seeing your medication bills skyrocket—or if … Read more