What’s Missing from the Classroom?

Teachers, administrators and politicians have tried for decades to fix America’s education system. Yet the solution requires an understanding of the cause behind ineffective schooling.

Deadly Superbugs

Seventy-five years after the discovery of penicillin, experts fear we have reached the end of the antibiotic age.

2016: Bleak Forecast for Global Economy?

China’s Hazy Future

Asia’s largest nation has battled air pollution for years. Yet smog is not the only problem. Other social, economic and military concerns make the coming years look uncertain.

Why Conspiracy Theories?

Beliefs that covert governments and organizations are orchestrating world events are widespread. You can understand why such fringe ideas persist.

America’s Crumbling Infrastructure

Millions in the United States believe their lifestyles filled with modern conveniences will continue forever. But the underpinnings of the country—including its electrical grids and transportation systems—tell a different story.

Finding Easter in the Bible?

Many think this popular festival is connected to Christ’s resurrection, but do passages within God’s Word prove otherwise?

Easter Island’s Collapse

The fate of the small Polynesian island stands as a stark reminder of the outcome that can result when wrong choices are made.

Ten Traits of a Valuable Employee

By becoming a better employee, you will have a greater chance of landing the job you <em>really</em> want!

Can Europe Stop Terrorism?

After Islamic terrorists struck Paris again, Europe and the West are struggling with one of their worst crises since World War II.

What’s Wrong with Valentine’s Day?

The backstory of this holiday reveals that true love is not the real reason for it.

What the World Missed in 2015

An examination of the previous year shows that something was lacking in humanity’s ability to solve its problems.

Atop the Temple Mount

Renewed clashes between Jews and Muslims over Israel’s Temple Mount are set to dramatically affect international relations. The past provides clues as to how this will happen.

Lessons from Ebola

Approximately one year after Ebola took the lives of over 11,000 people and infected approximately 29,000, health experts, scientists and concerned citizens are contemplating how prepared we are for the next large-scale outbreak.

Racism: Is There a Solution?

Racial prejudice has led to unfathomable suffering—and a massive death toll. Is an end in sight?

What to Watch in Every EU Crisis

Each of Europe’s problems is complex. They become even more complicated when accounting for <em>all</em> of the emergencies the power bloc is currently facing. What trends should you focus on to understand what the future holds?

America the Medicated

United States citizens’ reliance on drug medications continues to grow. Why does good health remain elusive in an affluent country?