There are no completely reliable statistics on infidelity, largely because few people are willing to admit publicly that they have cheated. In general, studies estimate that approximately 15% to 20% of married people have been unfaithful. Another study found that 35% of those who had cheated said they would likely […]
Arts & Culture
A Bonus for Having a Baby
The United States is not alone in facing a declining birth rate. With the exception of countries such as India, Nigeria, and Egypt, where populations continue to grow rapidly, most developed nations—including China—are experiencing falling fertility rates. Demographers generally consider 2.1 children per woman the replacement level needed to maintain […]
250 Years of America, 51 Years of Gratitude: The Vietnamese American Journey
There are moments in history when a nation changes the course of another people’s destiny. For more than 2 million Vietnamese Americans, America became that place. Fifty-one years ago, many of us arrived with little more than hope. Some came with a small suitcase. Some came with nothing at all. […]
When Does Discipline Become Child Abuse?
Almost every parent has, at one time or another, raised their voice or physically disciplined a child. When we think of domestic violence, we often picture a husband abusing his wife. Yet domestic violence also includes parents who abuse their children. In developed countries such as the United States, child […]
Letter to the Father I Never Met
Every June, as Father’s Day approaches, I feel a quiet ache in my heart—a silence that no greeting card or family brunch can ever quite fill. It’s not because I don’t celebrate Father’s Day now. I do. I have a family of my own, and I am a father. My […]
Remembering Dad on Father’s Day
Just like his wife—who might be called Mom, Mama, Mẹ, Má, or Mẫu—he, too, goes by many names: Dad, Daddy, Papa, Ba, Bố, Tía, Thầy, or Cậu. No matter the name, he is that one irreplaceable figure whose presence gives true meaning to the sacred union of marriage. Without him, […]
Warren Buffett Biography: Investing Philosophy, Family, Wealth, Philanthropy and Legacy
Few individuals have shaped modern investing more profoundly than Warren Buffett. Known as the “Oracle of Omaha,” Buffett built one of the greatest fortunes in history while living a lifestyle that often resembles that of an upper-middle-class retiree rather than a billionaire. As of the mid-2020s, Buffett has consistently ranked […]
Lamb Funeral Home and David Sconce: One of California’s Most Notorious Funeral Home Crimes
Perhaps the greatest loss a person can experience is the death of a loved one. We are born from dust and eventually return to dust and ashes. Whether one believes that God has called a soul home or that the deceased is being reborn into another life according to Buddhist […]
51 Years Later: A South Vietnamese Soldier Stands Before The Wall Remembering Brothers Lost in Vietnam
Standing before Vietnam Veterans Memorial, my hands trembled slightly as I traced the cold black granite with my fingers. Fifty-one years have passed since the war ended, yet in this silent place, time disappeared. The names carved into the Wall were no longer letters etched in stone—they became faces, voices, […]
International Tea Day: From Ancient Tea Leaves to a Drink That Connects the World
“Sometimes, a warm cup of tea is more than just a beverage — it is memory, peace, and shared stories.” Every year on May 21, the world celebrates International Tea Day, officially recognized by the United Nations as a day to honor the cultural, economic, and social significance of tea […]










