Celebrities are a vital part of the social hierarchy that makes up almost all first-world countries. They garner tremendous amounts of media coverage and public recognition, often for a specific talent or occupation they hold, such as singers or actors and also end up accumulating a lot of wealth based on their ranking and popularity. However, while being famous, wealthy, and having a lot of attention sounds like a dream, it often comes at a tremendous cost. Celebrities have

America’s public transportation agencies suffered great financial losses over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic. What seemed to be a temporary “work from home” order issued by most employers, has shown to be more permanent for much of the public, even as society slowly returns to normalcy. With Washington D.C.’s Metro usage falling to around half of its peak ridership of 1.2 million per year and the New Jersey Transit losing around 90% of its riders, people are not only beg

Yearly, more than 10 million people worldwide experience some form of domestic violence. In Australia, this affects 1 in 6 women and 1 in 16 men. As part of an effort to combat these alarming numbers, the Australian government recently announced that they would be offering more money apart from current payments to help encourage people to leave homes with abusive relationships. Starting on October 19, 2021, domestic violence victims can get paid 5000 Australian dollars, or $3