Sunday, May 11, is Mother’s Day. Because sometimes the people who give the most… ask for the least. Mother’s Day shows up every year with flowers, cards, and the occasional breakfast in bed. But behind…
You’re not lazy. You’re burned out. And no, another productivity hack won’t fix it. If you’re snapping at loved ones, running on caffeine and fumes, or feeling numb to the work you once loved… this…
Pope Francis led with silence, humility, and breathtaking grace in a world often loud with power. His passing is not just a moment in history—it’s a call to reflect on what it means to live…
And in the stillness of writing, they find their voice. In a world that often celebrates quick wit, eloquence, and public speaking prowess, there exists a quieter group—those who feel most at home with pen…
On behalf of the entire ifocurs team and staff, thank you for your continued dedication and commitment to our blog site, those we support and writers with whom we partner. I am grateful for your…
Most of us know from first-hand experience the price paid for ignoring warnings about…
March 8 is International Women’s Day! This month marks an important time to celebrate and appreciate the women in history who made the ultimate sacrifice and fought so hard so that modern women are treated…
February is Black History Month, and it serves as both a celebration and reminder that Black history, culture, and stories are essential to the overall story of America
With Pandemic Deaths Looming Large, the Age-Long Influenza Continues To Remain A Menace To Public Health Two years of COVID-19 outbreak and with so much emphasis placed on dealing with the coronavirus, the menace of…
Addressing the Infant Formula Shortage Sunday, May 22nd, “Operation Fly Formula” shipments of about 78,000 lbs. of baby formula landed in Indiana, USA from Germany to help as desperate moms struggle with feeding their babies. It is…