You’ve all seen it. Maybe somebody’s worst moment was captured on film and posted to the Internet. Maybe they tweeted or posted something insensitive or even legitimately terrible. It could have been yesterday, or it could have been 30 years ago. Regardless, someone commits or is revealed to have committed some transgression—real or perceived—and they are promptly shamed the world […]
Last year, the Pew Research Center found that 55% of Americans “often” or “sometimes” get their news from social media. It’s probably one of the easiest and most convenient ways to get your news. You can be scrolling down your feed, perusing your friends’ baby and wedding photos, memes, and general life commentary, and every so often an interesting link […]
Since I wrote my last article on the coronavirus, the world has pretty much ground to a halt. This is actually the third post I’ve written on the coronavirus pandemic since I wrote my last post a few weeks ago. But the situation is changing so fast that, while one post is in progress, more news pours in and whatever […]
You’re almost certainly not going to die from coronavirus. Nevertheless, at youth group this Wednesday, as I saw one of our students scrolling through his news feed, I pointed out that—no exaggeration—every other story had something to do with coronavirus. Clearly, this new disease is on everyone’s minds, and it’s having an incredible effect on the world—even the stock markets […]
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