Privacy Please!?! Privacy Online & Off

 After watching the TED Talk "Privacy Please!?! Privacy Online & Off," I became much more aware of the growing concerns about privacy, both in the digital world and in our physical lives. Privacy issues affect me directly, as well as my friends and family, in ways I hadn’t fully considered before. In today’s world, our personal information is often collected and shared without our full understanding or consent. These privacy concerns are something we all have to think about carefully, and they have a big impact on how we live and interact online. 

For me, the issue of privacy comes up most often with social media platforms and online services that track our activity. It’s hard to escape the reality that every click, search, and even our location can be tracked. While I know this happens, I don’t always realize how much data is being collected about me or how it can be used. Companies use this data for targeted ads, to influence my purchasing decisions, or even to suggest what I should watch or buy next. Sometimes, this feels like an invasion of my privacy, especially when I see ads for products I’ve only thought about or discussed. It’s unsettling to think that everything I do online is being watched, and it can make me more cautious about what I post or search for.

My friends and family, especially older generations, are affected in similar ways. Many of them don’t fully understand how much personal information is being collected and shared. For example, some of my family members don’t realize how easily their data can be accessed or how companies use it to build detailed profiles of them. They might not know about the risks of using certain apps or websites that don’t prioritize user privacy. They might also be less aware of how quickly data can be stolen or how their information could be sold to third parties. This lack of awareness can lead to problems like identity theft or privacy breaches, which can cause financial or emotional distress.

The government has a crucial role to play in addressing these privacy concerns. It should introduce and enforce stronger regulations to protect citizens’ personal data. For example, companies should be required to make privacy policies clear and understandable so that people know what data is being collected and how it’s being used. The government could also enforce stricter laws on data security, ensuring that companies are held accountable if they fail to protect our personal information. Another important step would be to create laws that give individuals more control over their data, such as allowing us to delete or modify the information companies have on us. Educating the public about privacy risks and rights is also essential so that people are more informed about how to protect themselves.

On an individual level, there are several steps we can take to protect our own privacy. First, we should be more mindful of the information we share online. Before posting personal details or pictures on social media, we should ask ourselves whether we’re comfortable with strangers seeing it. It’s also important to adjust privacy settings on platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Google to limit the amount of data shared. Using strong, unique passwords for each account and enabling two-factor authentication can make it harder for hackers to gain access to our personal information. Additionally, using a Virtual Private Network (VPN) when browsing the internet can help protect our online activity from being tracked. Finally, we should be careful about which apps and websites we use, and always read privacy policies before agreeing to terms and conditions, even if it seems like a hassle.

In conclusion, privacy is a growing concern in our digital age. These issues affect not only me but also my friends and family, especially those who might not fully understand the risks. The government has an important role in protecting privacy through regulation and education, but we, as individuals, must also take responsibility for safeguarding our personal information. By being more cautious and informed, we can better protect ourselves from invasions of privacy and maintain control over our digital lives.

Final Post - My Relationship With Technology

My Relationship with Technology: A Personal Reflection

Technology has always been a huge part of my life. From the moment I got my first smartphone to now, as I juggle social media, online learning, and video games, I can honestly say it’s hard to imagine my daily routine without some form of technology involved. But while it’s definitely shaped who I am, my relationship with it is a lot more complicated than it might seem at first glance. It’s something that has connected me with others, helped me express myself, entertained me, and even challenged me in ways I never expected.

Communication and Social Interaction

When I think about how technology impacts my life, the first thing that comes to mind is how I communicate. I can’t even imagine what it would be like without texting, Instagram, or Snapchat. These apps are basically the lifeblood of my social world. Whether I’m keeping up with my friends, making plans for the weekend, or just chatting about random stuff, my phone is almost always within reach. Social media, in particular, is where a lot of this interaction happens. Platforms like Instagram and TikTok let me share my thoughts, photos, and videos, while also giving me access to what’s happening in the world of my friends and the influencers I follow. 

But at the same time, I’ve noticed how much pressure social media can create. Sometimes, it feels like there’s this constant need to post the “perfect” picture or video — something that gets likes and comments, something that makes me feel seen. It’s easy to fall into the trap of comparing myself to others and questioning why my life doesn’t look as “cool” as some of the influencers or friends I follow. There’s definitely a darker side to this constant sharing and comparing, especially when it comes to mental health. Sometimes, I wonder how much of what I post or share is truly me versus what I think others want to see.

Entertainment and Leisure

Apart from staying connected, technology is also my main source of entertainment. Streaming platforms like Netflix and YouTube are where I spend a lot of my free time. Whether I’m binge-watching a show, watching vlogs, or just scrolling through TikTok, there’s always something to entertain me. There’s also the whole gaming world. I spend a lot of time playing video games, and for me, it’s not just about the fun of the game itself, but about the social aspect of it. Online games like Fortnite or Minecraft have allowed me to connect with my friends in ways I wouldn’t have been able to otherwise. We team up, strategize, and laugh together. It’s fun, and in many ways, it feels like a virtual hangout.

Still, I do worry about how much time I spend in front of screens. Sometimes, I get caught up in a game or a show for hours, and before I know it, it’s late, and I haven’t even noticed how much time has passed. I’ve also noticed that too much screen time messes with my sleep, and I’m usually tired the next day. Plus, it can be easy to fall into a cycle of passive entertainment, where I just scroll and scroll, not really thinking about what I’m doing. It makes me question whether I’m using my time the best way possible.

Education and Learning

On the other hand, technology has also played a huge role in my education. Online tools and resources make learning a lot easier, especially with platforms like Google Classroom, Khan Academy, and YouTube tutorials. If I’m struggling with something in class or need extra help on a project, there’s almost always a video or article that can explain things in a way that makes sense to me. I also use apps to keep myself organized — Google Keep for notes, for example, and Google Drive to store all my assignments. It’s amazing how much I can do with just a laptop and an internet connection.

That said, the reliance on technology can sometimes feel like a double-edged sword. While it makes accessing information easier, it can also be distracting. Sometimes, when I should be studying or doing homework, I end up getting sidetracked by social media or random YouTube videos. It’s hard to stay focused when so many other things are constantly competing for my attention. And while online learning tools are great, they can’t fully replace the experience of being in a classroom with a teacher, asking questions, and getting feedback in real time.

Identity and Self-Expression

I’ve also found that technology gives me a platform for self-expression. Whether it’s posting a photo on Instagram or creating a TikTok, these platforms let me showcase who I am, what I’m interested in, and even explore different parts of my identity. Sometimes I feel like technology lets me present a version of myself that feels more confident or more “me” than I might feel in person. I can experiment with my style, share my creative work, or express my opinions on things that matter to me.

At the same time, I sometimes feel torn between presenting the “real” me and the version of myself that I think will get the most likes or validation. I’ve realized that while it’s great to express myself online, it’s easy to get caught up in the need for approval, whether it’s in the form of likes, comments, or shares. The constant checking for feedback can sometimes take away from the joy of simply creating or sharing something for myself. Plus, the pressure to constantly update my profile or keep up with trends can feel exhausting.

The Impact on My Well-Being

In general, I think the role of technology in my life is a bit of a balancing act. On the one hand, it’s been amazing in so many ways. It keeps me connected with friends, makes learning more accessible, and provides a world of entertainment and self-expression. But on the other hand, I’ve had to confront the side effects — the stress, the pressure to perform, and the way it can sometimes impact my mental health. I’ve noticed that the more time I spend on social media or playing games, the less time I have for other things, like exercising, reading, or spending quality time with family.

I’m definitely still figuring out how to maintain a healthy relationship with technology. It’s clear that it’s not going away, and it’s probably only going to become more integrated into my life. But I’ve also realized that sometimes, I need to step back and remind myself to disconnect — whether that means putting my phone down, spending time outdoors, or just talking to someone face-to-face. As much as technology has shaped my world, I know that finding balance is key to making sure it doesn’t overwhelm me.

In the end, technology is a tool, and like any tool, how I use it is up to me. It’s about making choices that support my well-being while still enjoying the benefits that technology can bring. It’s a challenge, but I’m learning to navigate it — one post, game, and screen at a time. 

Antiwar

 After exploring the websites Antiwar.com and The American Conservative, I was struck by how strongly both sites criticize U.S. involvement in wars and military interventions around the world. The writers on these sites argue that wars often harm ordinary people, waste resources, and lead to more violence. They push back against the idea that war is always the solution to global problems, which is something I don’t often hear in the mainstream media. It got me thinking about why these voices seem so rare in regular news outlets and why I have to turn to these less well-known sites to hear strong antiwar opinions.

The first thing that stands out to me is that the mainstream media—like major news networks and newspapers—tend to focus on stories that support or at least don’t challenge the idea of U.S. military action. When wars are discussed, it’s often framed in terms of patriotism, national security, and the need to "defend democracy" or fight terrorism. This makes it seem like there is little room for questioning whether the wars are truly necessary or if there are better, less violent ways to solve conflicts. The voices on Antiwar.com and The American Conservative are different because they question these assumptions and point out the negative consequences of military action. They argue that wars often create more problems than they solve, like increasing suffering, destabilizing regions, and costing billions of dollars that could be used for better purposes, like improving healthcare or education.

The fact that these antiwar voices are not often heard in mainstream news might be connected to the influence of big corporations and government interests. Large media companies are often closely tied to political power and military contractors, meaning they have a stake in promoting certain viewpoints. For example, news outlets might be reluctant to criticize war too much because they might lose access to government officials or lose funding from defense companies that benefit from military spending. These companies often spend huge amounts of money lobbying for war-related policies, so it’s possible that the mainstream media simply avoids strong antiwar narratives to keep those relationships intact.

Another reason I think antiwar voices are so rare in the mainstream media is because of the general tendency to support the government’s actions, especially in times of crisis. In the U.S., after events like 9/11 or the invasion of Iraq, there was a strong push to support military actions, with many people believing that it was their patriotic duty to back the government. This can make it harder for people who oppose the war to speak up, especially when they feel like they’re going against the national mood. War is often seen as something that unites a country, so questioning it can make people feel like they’re being unpatriotic or disloyal, even if they’re simply advocating for peace.

The voices on sites like Antiwar.com and The American Conservative often stand out because they’re willing to take a hard look at the costs of war and the long-term consequences that are usually ignored by mainstream outlets. They point out things like the environmental damage caused by military operations, the rise in terrorism as a result of destabilizing countries, and the human toll on soldiers and civilians alike. These are issues that are rarely covered in-depth on mainstream news, where the focus is usually on justifying military actions or painting them as necessary to protect national security.

The fact that I have to go to smaller, independent websites to hear these strong antiwar voices shows how much the mainstream media tends to prioritize certain narratives over others. It’s not that these antiwar opinions are unheard of, but rather that they’re often sidelined or underreported. This makes it harder for people to consider alternative views on war, especially when those views challenge the idea that military action is always the answer.

In conclusion, it’s clear that the mainstream media often avoids or downplays strong antiwar voices, likely because of political and economic ties to government and military interests. By seeking out websites like Antiwar.com and The American Conservative, I’m able to hear opinions that aren’t typically covered in mainstream outlets. This makes me realize how important it is to look beyond traditional news sources and consider multiple viewpoints, especially on topics like war that have such serious consequences for the world.

Blog Post - Supreme Court

What did you learn about the Supreme Court that you didn’t already know?

Before watching the video, I had a general understanding of the Supreme Court’s role as the highest judicial body in the U.S. and its power to interpret the Constitution. However, there were several details I didn’t fully grasp until watching the video.

One key aspect I learned was the origins of the Supreme Court’s authority in shaping constitutional law. The video explains how the principle of judicial review, established in Marbury v. Madison (1803), was a defining moment in U.S. history. This landmark case gave the Court the power to strike down laws it deemed unconstitutional, essentially making it the final arbiter of the Constitution’s meaning. I didn’t realize the level of influence this decision gave the Court in shaping the laws of the nation, far beyond its original role as just a court of appeals.

Another interesting fact was about the Court’s historical evolution in terms of its structure and its relationship with the executive and legislative branches. The video pointed out how, early on, the Supreme Court was a relatively weak institution in comparison to Congress and the presidency. Over time, though, it grew into the powerful institution it is today, particularly after key rulings that cemented its role in American life.

What is the most important take-away point about the Supreme Court?

The most important takeaway point from the video is the concept of judicial independence. The video emphasized how the Court’s ability to make decisions free from political pressure is what allows it to interpret the Constitution impartially. This independence is critical because, without it, the Court could be swayed by the executive or legislative branches, or by public opinion, undermining its role as the protector of the Constitution.

Another key point is that, despite being insulated from direct political pressures (like election cycles), the Supreme Court still has a profound influence on American society. The video shows how its rulings have shaped issues ranging from civil rights to abortion, demonstrating that the Court's decisions have a lasting impact on the nation’s laws and culture. This underscores how deeply intertwined the Court is with the functioning of democracy, even if its decisions aren’t always popular.

What was the most surprising thing you learned?

One of the most surprising things I learned was the historical context in which the Supreme Court grew in power. I had assumed the Court always had its current level of influence, but the video highlighted how its importance fluctuated over time. For much of early U.S. history, the Court didn’t wield the kind of influence it has today. In fact, early on, the Court wasn’t always seen as an equal branch of government. The video explained how some early presidents (like Andrew Jackson) effectively ignored certain Supreme Court decisions, particularly when the rulings didn’t align with their political agendas.

Additionally, I didn’t realize how deeply political the process of selecting Supreme Court justices could be, even though justices are supposed to be impartial. The video discussed how presidents appoint justices based on their personal ideologies, and how the confirmation process has become highly politicized, especially in recent decades. This added a layer of complexity to my understanding of how the Court operates and the extent to which political dynamics play a role, even within an institution meant to remain separate from political influence.

How did the video change the way you thought of the Supreme Court?

Before watching the video, I viewed the Supreme Court as a somewhat static institution, mainly focused on interpreting the law as it was written. The video shifted my perspective, helping me realize how dynamic and pivotal the Court is in shaping the direction of the country. I now see the Court not just as a body that interprets laws, but as an active force in defining American society, often making decisions that challenge societal norms or push the country in new directions.

The video also highlighted the power the Court holds in determining what is constitutional, and I gained a better appreciation for the significant consequences its decisions can have. For example, the video provided insight into how the Court’s rulings can affect the civil rights of millions of Americans and how those rulings can either expand or limit freedoms. This made me more aware of how much is at stake in Supreme Court cases, particularly those involving constitutional rights.

Finally, the video made me think more critically about the Court’s structure and how its independence can both protect the Constitution and sometimes make it out of step with the people it serves. The life tenure of justices, for example, can mean that judges who are appointed based on the political climate of one era may remain on the Court long after that era has passed, raising questions about how representative the Court truly is.

Conclusion

Overall, the video gave me a deeper understanding of the U.S. Supreme Court, not just as a judicial body but as an institution with far-reaching political, social, and cultural impact. The biggest takeaway for me is the Court's role in shaping American life — its decisions can transform the nation, and that power, combined with its independence, makes it a cornerstone of U.S. democracy. While the video didn’t necessarily change my overall view of the Court’s importance, it did deepen my understanding of the complexities and challenges the Court faces in balancing its role as an impartial arbiter of law with its political and societal influence.

Age Of AI

 After watching the “In the Age of AI” video on YouTube, I’ve been thinking a lot about how artificial intelligence is changing our world and what that means for the future. The video gave me a deeper understanding of how quickly AI is developing and how it’s already affecting our daily lives in ways I didn’t fully realize.

One of the biggest things I took away from the video is how AI is changing the job market. It’s already being used in places like healthcare to help doctors diagnose diseases and analyze medical data. But at the same time, AI is starting to replace jobs, especially those that involve repetitive tasks. The idea that robots or AI could take over jobs that many people rely on is kind of scary. I knew AI could replace some jobs, but I didn’t realize just how many different industries could be affected. This could lead to a lot of people losing their jobs if they don’t learn new skills or adapt to the changes.

Another thing that surprised me was how much AI can learn about people. The video showed how AI is used to personalize what we see online—whether it’s the ads we get or what shows or products we’re recommended. I always knew AI was tracking what we do online, but I didn’t realize how detailed it could be. AI collects data about us all the time, even about things like our emotions and preferences. It’s kind of creepy to think about how much personal information AI can gather just from our online activity. This also made me think more about privacy and how little control we might have over our own data.

What also stood out to me was how AI can reflect and even make existing biases worse. If the data AI is trained on is biased, it can end up making unfair decisions. The video gave examples of how AI is used in things like hiring or law enforcement, where biased data could lead to unfair outcomes. This was a bit frightening because it made me realize that if AI isn’t carefully designed and monitored, it could make problems like discrimination even worse.

The most worrying part of the video was when they talked about the idea of “superintelligence.” This is when AI could get so smart that it surpasses human intelligence. While that sounds like something from a science fiction movie, the video explained that it’s actually something experts are concerned about. If AI becomes smarter than us, it could have major consequences. This made me realize that while AI can bring a lot of benefits, it could also pose serious risks if it’s not handled properly.

Overall, watching this video made me think a lot about the future of AI and how it will impact us. It’s clear that AI will continue to be a huge part of our lives, but it’s important to be aware of the problems it could cause, like job loss, privacy issues, and even making existing social problems worse. It’s up to all of us to make sure AI is used in ways that benefit society and not harm it.

8 Values

8 Values of Free Expression

Free expression is a fundamental part of democratic societies. It allows people to communicate, create, and participate in society without the fear of punishment or censorship. Free expression is not just about the right to speak; it affects many areas of life, from personal growth to progress in society.

1. Supports Personal Freedom

Free expression is essential for personal freedom. It lets people share their opinions, beliefs, and identities. Being able to speak openly helps individuals explore their thoughts, challenge societal norms, and grow as people. This freedom allows them to make informed choices and live as their true selves.

2. Helps Democracy Work

In a democracy, free expression is crucial for citizens to participate in government. People need the right to exchange ideas, criticize policies, and push for change. A free press, the right to protest, and the freedom to discuss political issues are all necessary for a healthy democracy. When people can freely talk about issues, they can make better decisions, hold leaders accountable, and help shape the future of their country.

3. Encourages Different Ideas

Free expression creates a space for different ideas and viewpoints. It allows everyone to be heard, including those with less popular opinions. When a variety of perspectives are shared, society benefits from new ideas, innovation, and creative thinking. It ensures that solutions to problems are not limited to one point of view but consider many experiences.

4. Drives Social Change

Throughout history, free expression has been key to bringing about social change. Whether fighting for civil rights, gender equality, or environmental protection, being able to speak out against injustice has led to progress. Free expression gives marginalized groups the opportunity to challenge the status quo and demand their rights, drawing attention to issues that might otherwise be ignored.

5. Holds People Accountable

Free expression helps ensure that those in power are held accountable. A free press and public discussions help expose corruption, highlight abuses of power, and demand transparency from governments and organizations. Without the right to speak freely, many injustices could go unnoticed or unchallenged.

6. Promotes Creativity and Innovation

Free expression is vital for creativity. People in fields like art, science, music, and technology need the freedom to express their ideas and experiment without fear of being shut down. Societies that allow free expression encourage new ideas, inventions, and cultural achievements. Without the freedom to explore unconventional ideas, many of the world’s greatest innovations would never have happened.

7. Builds Understanding Between People

Free expression helps people from different backgrounds, cultures, and beliefs communicate and learn from each other. By talking openly, individuals can break down stereotypes, build empathy, and create a more inclusive society. It helps people respect and celebrate differences rather than fear them.

8. Protects the Right to Protest

The right to protest is another important form of free expression. When people disagree with policies or actions taken by the government, being able to protest publicly is an essential democratic right. Protests allow individuals to unite for a cause, demand change, and highlight issues that may otherwise be ignored. Free expression protects not only speech but also actions that show resistance and push for change.

Conclusion

Free expression is essential to many aspects of life. It helps democracy work, encourages creativity, and drives social progress. By protecting the right to express ideas, criticize leaders, and advocate for change, free expression ensures people can live authentically and contribute to the growth of society.

Top 5 News Sources

 My Top 5 News Sources and Why I Like Them

In today’s digital age, staying updated on current events is easier than ever, but it can also be overwhelming with the sheer volume of information out there. Over time, I’ve developed a system of news sources that work best for me, helping me stay informed without feeling like I’m drowning in headlines. These sources reflect my interests, from social issues to sports and breaking news, and they each provide something different that I value. Here’s a breakdown of my top five news sources and why I turn to them regularly.

1. Social Media

While social media often gets a bad rap for spreading misinformation, it’s still my go-to source for real-time updates and breaking news. Platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok are where I first get wind of major events, and they often give me a raw, unfiltered look at what’s going on in the world. What I like about social media is the speed — news breaks almost instantly, whether it’s a major political development or a viral trend.

Beyond just being a place for news, social media also offers a variety of perspectives. I follow a mix of journalists, activists, influencers, and public figures who each bring something unique to the table. For example, I can watch a live broadcast on Instagram from someone at a protest, or read instant reactions to breaking stories from people who are actually experiencing the events. While I don’t take everything I see on social media at face value, it helps me gauge public opinion and get a sense of what people are talking about at any given moment.

2. CBS Sports

Sports are a huge part of my life, and CBS Sports is one of the places I rely on for all things related to the world of athletics. Whether it’s the latest NFL trade rumors, college basketball rankings, or the results of a major golf tournament, CBS Sports provides comprehensive coverage of pretty much every sport imaginable. I appreciate that CBS covers sports in-depth without being too niche — they focus on all the major leagues and events, making it easy for me to stay updated on the teams and players I care about.

One of the reasons I like CBS Sports is its live coverage and analysis, especially when it comes to big games. I can check in for real-time updates during NFL games or the NBA playoffs, and their team of analysts breaks down key moments and strategies, which helps me understand the game better. They also have a ton of features, like player interviews and behind-the-scenes looks at teams, that keep me engaged. It’s a place where I get my sports news quickly and in a format that’s easy to digest.

3. ESPN

ESPN is another essential sports source for me. It’s more than just a sports news outlet; it’s a full experience for anyone who’s into athletics. From game scores and stats to in-depth analysis and personal stories about athletes, ESPN covers everything. One of the reasons I prefer ESPN over other sports sites is their comprehensive coverage across all sports. Whether it’s soccer, basketball, tennis, or even eSports, ESPN delivers the news in a way that caters to fans of all kinds of sports, not just the big ones.

What I especially love about ESPN is their commentary and documentaries. Shows like Pardon the Interruption and First Take give me a mix of sports highlights, opinions, and debates on the biggest topics in the sports world. And when I’m in the mood for something deeper, their 30 for 30 documentaries provide a fascinating, detailed look at sports history and culture. ESPN knows how to make sports news both informative and entertaining, which is why I keep coming back.

4. The New York Times

When I want more serious, in-depth coverage on current events, The New York Times is one of the first places I go. While it’s well known for its political and cultural reporting, it also offers an amazing mix of international news, business coverage, science, and more. The NYT’s investigative journalism is top-notch, and I can always count on them to provide a balanced and thorough analysis of breaking stories.

I also really appreciate the opinion section of The New York Times. It allows me to read thoughtful pieces on a variety of topics, from global politics to social justice. They offer multiple viewpoints, which helps me understand different perspectives before forming my own opinions. I like how The New York Times doesn’t just cover the facts; they go deeper, breaking down the implications of the news and giving historical context that helps me better understand the present.

5. CNN

CNN is one of my go-to sources for up-to-the-minute news on global and national events. It’s fast, reliable, and thorough in its coverage of breaking news, from political developments to natural disasters and everything in between. CNN’s website and app are super easy to navigate, so I can quickly find the most important stories of the day.

What I like about CNN is its live coverage and analysis. I often find myself tuning in for their live events or breaking news broadcasts when something major happens. The way they cover stories in real time, with expert analysis and field reports, keeps me feeling connected to the events as they unfold. CNN’s political coverage is particularly comprehensive, which is important to me as I try to stay informed on the latest developments in politics, both in the U.S. and around the world.

They also cover global events that might not make it into other media outlets, giving me a wider view of what’s happening beyond just my immediate sphere of interest. Whether it’s international conflicts, economic crises, or major global health updates, CNN is often where I go for detailed, up-to-date news on significant global events.

Why These Sources Work for Me

Each of these sources offers something different, but together, they give me a well-rounded picture of the world. Social media keeps me in the loop with breaking news and instant reactions. CBS Sports and ESPN are essential for keeping up with the sports world — I can get game results, commentary, and in-depth analysis. The New York Times and CNN provide serious, thoughtful coverage of current events, politics, and global issues that help me stay informed on what’s going on beyond my personal interests.

I also appreciate that all of these sources are accessible in formats that work for my lifestyle. Whether I’m scrolling through Twitter, watching a sports highlight on ESPN, or reading a deep dive on The New York Times app, these outlets give me news on my terms. Together, they balance speed with depth, keeping me informed, entertained, and aware of what’s going on in the world.

In a time when news can be overwhelming, I’ve found a good mix of outlets that give me both the details I need and the speed I want. These are the places I turn to when I want to make sure I’m getting the most accurate, timely, and interesting information.