After Years of Daily Coffee: Side Effects and Healthier Substitutes

After Years of Daily Coffee: Side Effects and Healthier Substitutes

By Anne Webster  Coffee, often called the world’s favorite stimulant, is a ritual for millions. After 20 years of regular consumption—particularly at high doses—the long-term effects of coffee on the human body begin to reveal themselves. While moderate coffee intake (1–3 cups daily) is associated with cognitive alertness and a reduced risk of certain diseases, […]

The Hidden Bias in College Admissions Tests: How Standardized Exams Can Favor Privilege Over Potential

The Hidden Bias in College Admissions Tests: How Standardized Exams Can Favor Privilege Over Potential

By Zarrina Talan Azizova, THE CONVERSATION  At first glance, calls from members of Congress to restore academic merit in college admissions might sound like a neutral policy. In our view, these campaigns often cherry-pick evidence and mask a coordinated effort that targets access and diversity in American colleges. As scholars who study access to higher education, we have found that when these efforts are paired with […]

U.S. Tourism Faces Decline in 2025 Amid Political Shifts and Renewed Travel Ban

U.S. Tourism Faces Decline in 2025 Amid Political Shifts and Renewed Travel Ban

By Sandy Connors The United States has consistently ranked among the world’s top three most visited countries. In 2023, it welcomed 66.5 million international visitors, drawn to iconic cities like New York, San Francisco, and Chicago and breathtaking natural landmarks like Yosemite National Park. The country’s dynamic culture, global business influence, and rich diversity have […]

Denzel Washington Wins ‘Best Actor’ at 2025 BET Awards: A Legacy of Black Excellence On and Off the Screen

Denzel Washington Wins ‘Best Actor’ at 2025 BET Awards: A Legacy of Black Excellence On and Off the Screen

By Sandy Connors | Editoria credit: Fred Duval / shutterstock.com  At the 2025 BET Awards, Hollywood icon Denzel Washington added yet another accolade to his storied career, taking home the ‘Best Actor’ award for his commanding performance in the critically acclaimed crime drama Highest 2 Lowest, directed by longtime collaborator Spike Lee. At 70, Washington […]

The Art and Science of Workplace Directives: A Step-by-Step Analysis of Effective Instruction

The Art and Science of Workplace Directives: A Step-by-Step Analysis of Effective Instruction

Photo Copyright IQ INC. In the intricate ecosystem of the modern workplace, the seamless flow of information is the lifeblood of productivity, innovation, and morale. At the heart of this informational exchange lies a fundamental yet often overlooked skill: the ability to both give and follow instructions effectively. This process, a delicate dance of communication […]

Trump’s Unique Take on Diversity: A Love for Blondes, Brunettes, and Redheads

Trump’s Unique Take on Diversity: A Love for Blondes, Brunettes, and Redheads

By Sandy Connors | Editorial credit: mark reinstein / shutterstock.com  When it comes to diversity, former President Donald Trump has often been at the center of public conversation. Whether it’s his stance on race, culture, or societal inclusion, Trump’s views have ignited debates and attracted scrutiny. But there’s one area where his appreciation for diversity […]

Love, Marriage, and Money: Which Comes First for a Successful Relationship?

Love, Marriage, and Money: Which Comes First for a Successful Relationship?

By Sandy Connors When building a successful relationship, one question often arises: “What is the right order of priorities?” Is it love followed by marriage and money? Or does it start with money, followed by marriage and love? Or should marriage be the first step, followed by love and money? In this article, we explore the intricate relationship between love, marriage, and money and how they contribute […]

Sly Stone Turned Isolation Into Inspiration, Forging a Path for a Generation of Music-Makers

Sly Stone Turned Isolation Into Inspiration, Forging a Path for a Generation of Music-Makers

By:Jose Valentino Ruiz |theconversation.com | Editorial Photo: IQ Inc In the fall of 1971, Sly and the Family Stone’s “There’s a Riot Goin’ On” landed like a quiet revolution. After two years of silence following the band’s mainstream success, fans expected more feel-good funk from the ensemble. What they got instead was something murkier and […]

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