In response to the growing number of large protests in recent years, state lawmakers have introduced bills to curtail protestors and the tactics they use.

In response to the growing number of large protests in recent years, state lawmakers have introduced bills to curtail protestors and the tactics they use.
A psychiatrist analyzes the long-term effects of terrorist attacks.
Journalist Janine di Giovanni reflects on how war reporting has become more dangerous since she started her career over 20 years ago.
Annabelle Quince, a broadcaster with a background in law, psychology, and history, draws parallels between American robber barons of the past and today’s political and business leaders.
Are you sometimes drawn to certain food products because of the flashy packaging? How would you feel about shopping in a store with zero packaging, selecting food based on the quantity you need and paying by the weight of goods?
Read about villages set up to bring perpetrators and survivors of genocide together in reconciliation.
An increase in individualism has led to parents choosing original baby names.
Two university professors share their method of counting the number of people who attended the Women’s March on January 21 and suggest what that number might signify for the movement’s future success. You can find a link to their Google spreadsheet in the fourth paragraph.
Stay on top of the unfolding humanitarian crisis in Syria.
There are many factors that will affect when the Antarctic ice sheet named Larsen C will collapse and what the impact will be to sea levels. Larsen A and Larsen B disintegrated in 1995 and 2002.
Statistics show that seeing other fathers take parental leave helps remove the stigma of leaving work for an extended time.
Read why the United Nations recommends formal apologies and reparations be made to black Americans and why the subject is controversial.
Excess carbon dioxide in the earth’s atmosphere is causing extinctions, killing coral reefs, and feeding global warming. Scientists recently stumbled onto a remarkably simple solution.
In the shadow of the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, alarming echoes of the past are being heard.
Organized by PeacePlayers International, a basketball team of Israeli and Palestinian teenage girls is bringing people together.
As residents of Boston prepare to vote on the expansion of charter schools in their city, they examine the innovation and success of those that already exists.
In recent years, the low-lying state of Louisiana has faced one disaster after another. See the human face of the 2016 flood.
Kurt de Cramer, a vet in South Africa was both astounded and excited to deliver the first known genetically identical twin puppies during a Caesarean section. Read about why twin animals are rare.
In mid October two Chinese astronauts set off into Space to begin a 30-day stay at the Tiangong II space station. Keeping an eye on the condition of the station is a companion satellite with a 25 megapixel camera.
Brent Bonwell, an advocate of the mountain biking community, argues that allowing mountain bikes in wilderness areas will expand access to more people, a stated goal of the Wilderness Society, and help volunteers and rangers maintain trails.