Australians are demanding more bang for their charitable buck, even as they cut back on donations due to cost of living pressures, according to a new study by Giving What We Can, a global community of effective givers, in collaboration with the University of Queensland.
Alcott Germany II, the author of the empowering student guide "Real World 101: Student Guide," took the L.A. Times Festival of Books by storm! The event, held at the University of Southern California on April 20–21, 2024, thrived with energy as Alcott connected with students, parents, and readers of all ages.
In a world fraught with uncertainty, author Joss Bernet presents "The Negative," a thought-provoking book that delves deep into the existential struggles faced by individuals grappling with feelings of hopelessness and disorientation.
Renowned author, environmental advocate, and outdoor enthusiast, How Kuff, unveils his literary masterpiece, "Changing History: A Philosophical Journey to the Heart of Darkness and Beyond.
On June 4, 2024, The Federalist published an article titled "Exclusive: Rumble Barred In Russia Over Platform’s Refusal Of Kremlin Censorship." The report reveals that since March 2024, Rumble, a video hosting site with more than 36 million users, has been banned throughout the Russian Federation.
In 1922 Colonial Africa, a young boy on the brink of manhood, Penrose Matsile, was suddenly stolen from his village and captured as a goat herder. Penrose lived with a white family for over three decades, striving to find his true self.
Step into a world of peril and heroism with Karl Peterson's captivating novel, “Journey to the Prize.” Published by Citi of Books, this enthralling story whisks readers away on an adventure that celebrates the power of faith and friendship in the face of unimaginable adversity.
