Carol Li

Dec 7, 2024 | bwog.com | Carol Li

Another election? Editor’s Warning: Mentions of assault and violenceHappening in the World: On Saturday, December 7, the presidential election in Ghana will take place. While in the multiparty system there are 12 candidates, the two top contenders are Mahama and Bawumia. Ghanaians face the choice between an heir that the sitting president has groomed to succeed his administration or a former one-term president.

Nov 24, 2024 | medium.com | Carol Li

Carol Li·Follow3 min read·--The moment I began to play the Love Theme from Cinema Paradiso, something magical happened. The soft, haunting melody filled the room, echoing the emotions I was feeling. As the notes wrapped around me, a sense of peace and longing intertwined. But just as the music began to settle into my heart, something unexpected occurred – the radio, which had been silent moments before, suddenly began to play the exact same song.

Nov 23, 2024 | medium.com | Carol Li

Carol Li·Follow4 min read·--In our journey through life, there comes a moment when we must decide where to settle – where to plant our roots and cultivate the life we envision. But finding home isn’t just about choosing a physical location; it’s about recognizing where our soul feels most at peace, where we can grow, and where we can truly be ourselves. The process of finding home is deeply personal, yet universal.

Nov 23, 2024 | bwog.com | Carol Li

RFK Jr. is busying himself with the REAL problem: Ozempic… ? Happening in the World: A security guard working at the US embassy in Oslo, Norway, has been charged and arrested with espionage. He is suspected to have communicated with Russian and Iranian intelligence officers, which his lawyer confirmed. At the moment, it is unclear as to whether anti-espionage laws could be levied against him before understanding the full extent of the information he had access to.

Nov 16, 2024 | bwog.com | Carol Li

The return of the Airbnb (and other temporary rental-home services). Happening in the World: The ruling that Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law was unconstitutional is currently temporarily limited in scope due to a federal appeals court measure. Although the ruling still stands, the part of it that requires state education officials to make news of the ruling public is temporarily blocked.