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“They Don’t Really Stand a Chance” – A Look Inside New York City’s Trafficking Industry

A recent three-part series published by the New York Post, gives a glimpse inside the hidden sex slave industry that’s living, breathing, and operating RIGHT under our noses. Here. In America. Sex trafficking in New York City and beyond.

Couple Loses 600 Pounds Combined Before Wedding—& Their Transformation Is Stunning!

After now shedding a staggering 578 pounds combined, the healthy, happy, new and improved couple says they plan to continue supporting each other through life, and even begin to counsel others on their own weight loss transformation.

15 Irresistible ‘Rizz’ Pick-Up Lines to Elevate Your Flirting Game

Unlock the secrets of charm and wit with our top 15 'rizz' pick-up lines guaranteed to leave a lasting impression. Whether you're texting, chatting online, or meeting in person, these lines are your ticket to capturing interest and sparking connections.

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These Must-See Movies in 2020 Are Based on Must-Read Books

We’ve picked nine of the must-see movies we’re most excited about in 2020, that are based on must-read books!

“I’m the Last Person You’d Imagine to Be Struggling With Kobe’s Death. Why Is a White, Rural Mom So Distraught?”

“The most horrifying part is he had to remain calm in the last moments of his daughter’s life as his own fears were flashing. That’s the part that keeps coming back to my mind. I can’t imagine the selflessness those parents were exhibiting in those last moments. And, while it is reassuring that he was there to hold his daughter, to whom he was a hero, it is still so unsettling to imagine being with your child for their last breath.”

“This Is Manic Depression. I Can’t Sleep or Be Productive for Weeks. Then Comes My Mania. I’ll Clean Like Crazy”: Struggling Mom of 4...

Sometimes on days I have off, I stay in bed so long my body is sore. Some days I have to give myself a pep talk so I can get up and finally brush the knots out of my hair. Some days I look in the mirror and cry at what I see. I look at my kids and tell myself they would have a better opportunity at life if I wasn’t in it. I imagine ways I can die by accident so my loved ones won’t hate me for killing myself.

“They Used to Line Up to Watch Me Leave. But Today, I Stood at That Window Alone”: Mom Reflects on the ‘Little Years’ That...

My girl is now the one leaving. And it’s been years since little toes lined up where I now stand, the small fingers that clung to lovies to comfort them as I left.

The Biggest Hindrance to Your Kids’ Faith Isn’t Doubt. Here’s the Real Problem.

Over 70 percent of churchgoing high schoolers report having serious doubts about faith. But it’s not doubt that’s toxic to faith...

“If Our Kids Have Time for HOURS of Snapchat & Instagram, They Have Time to Learn Marketable Skills on These Same Devices”

My boys (14 and 10) can confidently navigate self-checkout, withdraw cash from an ATM, pump gas, make phone calls with confidence, order groceries, manage an Excel budget, order an Uber, etc. because I refuse to send them into the workforce without basic skills."

10 Things That Changed Me After the Death of a Parent

"Their deaths have forever changed me and how I look at the world. In an odd way, it has made me a better parent."

Christian Boys Vs. Godly Men: Do Not Settle for the Lesser of the Two

"If you’re dating a Christian boy, he needs to step it up or you need to move on."