Month: August 2025

The 2008 financial crisis is still fresh in many minds—not just as a historic economic shock but as a stark lesson in how fragile the U.S. financial system can be. Hank Paulson, the former Treasury Secretary who led the government’s response to that crisis, is now sounding a serious alarm about another danger lurking in […]

In a historic move that’s already generating major buzz across political and architectural circles, Karoline Leavitt, the current White House Press Secretary, has officially announced one of the most ambitious renovations in the history of the executive mansion — the construction of a $200 million White House Ballroom. This project is not only significant in […]

Garland, Texas has once again taken center stage in the media—this time for drastically different reasons. On one hand, the city was shaken by a deadly shooting involving three undocumented immigrants charged with capital murder. On the other hand, Garland united in song during a cultural celebration honoring Tejano legend Selena Quintanilla. These contrasting events […]

Divorce can be one of the most emotionally and financially taxing experiences in life. However, with the rise of do it yourself divorce (DIY divorce), couples have an affordable and practical alternative to the traditional legal route. DIY divorce allows spouses to manage the entire divorce process independently, without expensive attorneys, saving thousands of dollars […]