Tag: United States

Editor's note: This post has previously appeared on The Social Humanist. As the Democratic primaries come to an end, a ...

Nestled in the narrow streets of Cincinnati, Ohio’s Over-the-Rhine (one of the largest historic neighborhoods in the United States) a ...

No detail is too small: they make the difference between good stuff and great stuff Dina Brodsky is a painter ...

What we are seeing in Europe is a consequence of the destabilization of the Middle East by the West that ...

A study at Northwestern University sought to address how early our culture affects our understanding of the world. They found ...

Zika's exponential spread has much of the Americas panicking about how to handle this new epidemic. Countries from Brazil to ...

In the wake of this new shift in oil prices, countries that rely heavily on exporting crude oil are beginning ...

Convergence of Culture, Commerce, and Communications An epidemic of obesity has been acknowledged for several years in the US, with ...

How the U.S. Could Learn from the United Kingdom's Parental Leave Policies I recently spoke with Lucy (whose name has ...

After the Copenhagen fiasco in 2009 when no agreement was reached, the subject of climate change looked dead and buried. ...

Museums aim to collect, preserve, and display elements of art, science, and culture that have a significant impact on society. ...

The Ethical Implications Of Health Professionals Refusing Treatment Due To Their Religious Beliefs. In early September 2015, Kim Davis who ...