Julie Johansson

Tokitae, also known as Lolita or Sk’aliCh’elh-tenaut, the last surviving southern resident killer whale in captivity, died at Miami Seaquarium. The Miami Seaquarium has long been caught up in controversies surrounding allegations of animal cruelty and inhumane treatment. Calls for its closure have intensified, especially after drone footage vividly depicted the deteriorating conditions of Lolita’s

The Boy Scouts Controversy: Allegations and Comparisons The Boy Scouts of America (BSA), an iconic institution established in 1910, has undoubtedly left an indelible mark on the fabric of American society. Many believe the BSA shaped young men and boys into strong adult men. The BSA was an opportunity for young men and boys to

It is a sad day in paradise. Jimmy Buffett has passed away at the age of 76. The Jimmy Buffett official website said, “Jimmy passed away peacefully on the night of September 1st surrounded by his fans, friends, music, and dogs. He lived his life like a song till the very last breath and will be

Tropical Storm Idalia looms on the horizon, poised for a formidable transformation into a significant hurricane en route to Florida. By Monday morning, the storm was approximately 50 miles off Cuba’s western tip, boasting sustained winds clocked at 65 mph. Meteorological projections indicate Idalia’s evolution into a hurricane within the Gulf of Mexico by Tuesday.

Generational wealth, often envisaged as a blessing, has been paradoxically termed as the ‘curse’ due to the startling statistic that up to 90% of families deplete their inherited wealth by the third generation. This phenomenon, known as “shirtsleeves to shirtsleeves in three generations,” hints at the potential pitfalls accompanying inherited wealth. So, what propels this

On Monday, the Florida Supreme Court issued a public admonishment to Judge Elizabeth Scherer, the presiding judge over the penalty trial of Parkland school shooter Nikolas Cruz, citing perceived preferential treatment towards the prosecution. The top state court’s unanimous verdict echoed sentiments from the Judicial Qualifications Commission. This body determined that her conduct was unsuitable

Katrina MacLean, owner of “Kats Creepy Creations,” was one of the buyers of Cedric Lodge, the Harvard Morgue worker allegedly selling body pieces and parts on the black market. MacLean was an integral part of this human remains trafficking ring. Maclean made creepy dolls, skulls, and other eerie items. What her customers didn’t know (or

Most of us remember Jim Jones and the events that occurred at Jonestown. I learned about it in my sociology class, and it is often a story re-told by true crime enthusiasts. I never thought we would see another similar situation to the mass suicide that occurred at Jones Town. And last month, it seems

The day has come when House Bill 543: permit-less carry is in full effect. As of July 1st, 2023, Florida residents can carry concealed guns without a permit. This comes off the heels of significant gun violence on the Hollywood beach during Memorial Day weekend. With the 4th of July being tomorrow, many people are

Earlier this week, video footage was retrieved and leaked from the Los Angeles County jails and dispersed to different media outlets. The footage depicts scenes of violence within the confines of the prison and, even more shockingly, met with seemingly indifferent reactions from the on-duty correction officers. One video captures an inmate in shackles delivering

Two distinct maritime incidents have ignited global discourse around wealth inequality and its influence on humanitarian responses. On the one hand, the unexplained sinking of OceanGate Inc’s vessel, the Titan, sparked a well-funded, international rescue mission. On the other hand, an inadequate response to a capsized boat carrying over 750 refugees resulted in an unthinkable

Fresh allegations have surfaced against the Greek government, accusing them of neglecting to provide timely rescue operations to hundreds of refugees and migrants aboard a boat that sank near Pylos, a coastal town. This catastrophe is one of the most significant human tragedies in the Mediterranean Sea. The ill-fated fishing boat, filled to the brim

If you have any interest in true crime, you have heard of the Delphi Murder case. Over half a decade since the chilling disappearance of teenage best friends Abby Williams and Libby German, a groundbreaking development emerged in the elusive 2017 Delphi murder case. On October 26th, a 50-year-old local man, Richard Allen, from Delphi,

I still remember watching the movie Titanic in the Movie theaters in 1997 at the age of ten. It was riveting. It was scary. It was a two-hour-long cinematic adventure that shook everyone in that theater! The allure and curiosity about the Titanic have existed since the unsinkable ship sank. The curiosity and interest in

Last Monday, Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed a bill to ban book banning into law. This comes off the heels of Floridas Governor Ron DeSantis singing his bill attempting to censor and ban books as part of his “anti-woke and “anti-LGBTQ+” agenda. As of January 1st, 2024, Illinois public libraries will be ineligible for public