The Internet and social media are here to stay, at least for the immediate future. And not everything about them is bad. Communication via the Internet and social media can be very helpful in times of crisis.
Frustration over inflation is a real and increasing problem. No one is happy to arrive at the checkout aisle only to discover that the same basket of groceries they purchased last month for one price now costs 7 percent more.
In July 2017, we published a Viewpoint entitled Assisted Death: Emancipation or Subjugation.
In 2006, 20th Century Fox released the movie, Idiocracy. The movie’s satirical approach to depicting the state of society has become uncanny to what we see today.
"Wanna bet?" If you've watch any sporting events on television, or any sports content online, you’ve likely noticed a dramatic increase in advertisements for online sports gambling.
As the age of technology consumes the world on almost every level, the habits of old have transformed with the rise of these technological advancements. Smoking is no different.
Is population decline an impending threat to your future? On Nov 16, 2022, the World Population Review published a report on the state of Lithuania, a small nation on the shores of the Baltic Sea.
In 1951, a psychologist by the name of Solomon Asch conducted a rather unnerving experiment. It showed that reason and logic are much less important factors in human decision making than one might assume.
On Friday, June 24, 2022, The United States Supreme Court explicitly overruled earlier Court decisions in Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey.
We all adhere to a certain set of values and have opinions about a wide variety of subjects. But do we consider the way in which we express these?
Salvador Ramos, an 18-year-old in Uvalde Texas, entered Robb Elementary school on May 24, 2022 and opened fire killing at least 19 children – children averaging 10 years of age and two teachers.
Today, many express grave concerns about the directions their nations are heading in. They see leaders make puzzling decisions that fly in the face of common sense.