Abby Johnson

How far can you push someone before they have had enough of rampant wokeness and completely revolt? The silent majority is showing they've had enough.

It's common knowledge that there are different phases of going through a breakup, and Taylor Swift's Midnights album just so happens to represent those exact phases.

If you're someone who struggles often with anxiety like I do, you'll probably know from personal experience that it can be a challenge to live a peaceful life at times. With the constant feeling of doom hanging over your head it can be extremely difficult to live in the moment and be present. Yes, it's a fact that anxiety is something that isn't going to permanently disappear from your life for good, but there are ways you can manage it. You don't have to let anxiety take over your life. You have the power to not let it own you, and here are three ways you can better cope.

Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes. PG-13. Theaters. Nov. 17. In this prequel to the blockbuster trilogy, a young Coriolanus Snow mentors the girl from District 12 in the 10th Annual Hunger Games. White actor Tom Blyth and biracial (white and Colombian) actor Rachel Zegler star.

PG. Theaters. Nov. 22. In the latest Disney animated feature, Asha’s wish on a star becomes more than she bargained for when the star leaves the sky to join her on earth. The movie stars multiracial (Puerto Rican and white) actor Ariana DeBose and white actors Alan Tyduck and Chris Pine.

For conservatives and Christians seeking to live out our faith in a world that is utterly against us, putting our money where our mouth is hasn't always been an easy — or even feasible — action to take.

Scrumptious fiction and nonfiction about candy and chocolate complement the film with Timothée Chalamet as the young chocolate master.

Northern State's Rianna Fillipi works around a screen from teammate Madelyn Bragg (2) while Madison Gehlhoff (left) and Sam Wall (center) defend during their NSIC tournament game on Sunday, March 3, 2024 at the Sanford Pentagon in Sioux Falls. Matt Zimmer/Sioux Falls Live

College students at North Central University are quickly approaching the middle of the semester, a time of the year when motivation levels drop, campus activities increase, and tendencies to procrastinate happen easier. So what is procrastination, really? And is it something we should truly be avoiding like the plague?

If you've worked in the abortion industry in some capacity, you know it's not easy on multiple levels. There are things you've seen you can never forget.