Sofia Stepchenko: “No One Defended Me” – TVNET

Latvian Figure Skater Sofia Stepchenko Alleges Years of Abuse, Sparking Police Investigation A harrowing account of alleged abuse within the Latvian figure skating community has emerged, as athlete Sofia Stepchenko publicly accuses her former coaches of long-term mistreatment. The allegations have prompted a criminal investigation by Latvian authorities, raising serious questions about athlete welfare and … Read more

Self-Employed Disability: Limited Insurance Options?

Financial Resilience: Why Self-Employment Leaves Many Vulnerable Recent data paints a concerning picture for self-employed individuals and entrepreneurs. While the allure of independence and flexibility drives many to forge their own paths, a stark reality emerges when unexpected financial hardship strikes. Unlike traditionally employed workers, self-employed individuals often lack the safety net of robust employer-sponsored … Read more

Young Mothers: Dardenne Bros. – Raw, Real & Hopeful

The Dardenne brothers, auteurs of a distinctly Belgian brand of social realism, are facing a familiar challenge: following up on a legacy of near-perfection. Their new film, “Young Mothers,” arriving January 16th at Laemmle Royal, isn’t positioned to replicate the Palme d’Or glory of “Rosetta” or “L’Enfant,” and frankly, that’s okay. What’s more interesting is … Read more

Priestly Ministry: Fidelity, Communion, Not Self-Focus | Vatican

Pope Francis and Cardinal Leonardo Emphasize Priestly Fidelity Amidst Calls for Synodality Vatican City – Pope Francis and Cardinal Leonardo Steiner, OFM, are reinforcing the core tenets of the priesthood – fidelity, communion, and selfless service – at a time when the Catholic Church is actively engaged in a process of synodality and re-evaluation of … Read more