7 Years After the Arab Spring

We Must Hit Reset on How Women Are Treated

To truly address sexual harassment and mistreatment of women, society needs to get back to the basics.

Living with Endless War

Improvised explosive devices, landmines and unexploded ordnances prevent war-ravaged communities from recovering—even decades after the guns fall silent.

Faith Versus Firearms

Continued attacks on innocent victims in religious services are making many leaders question how they can protect congregations.

Why Can’t We Stop Texting and Driving?

Heartbreaking stories abound of innocents being killed or injured by distracted drivers. This trend is a symptom of a deeper problem.

A Missing Ingredient for World Peace

It can be easy to take the soil beneath our feet for granted. Yet its health has always been a key to our survival.

The New Silk Road

Will the Asian nation’s singular approach to infrastructure bring greater world influence?

2017: Has the World Turned Upside Down?

Only 1 Out of 10 Adults Eats Enough Fruits and Vegetables

Ninety percent of U.S. adults do not eat enough fruits and vegetables. How can you ensure you do not fall into this category?

CRISPR革命

科学家们现在正怀着治愈各种疾病的巨大希望编辑DNA。这些技术正在迅速发展，前景广大——但伦理问题依然模糊不清。

Life on the Streets

Socialism: America’s Future?

Many Americans are worried about their futures in a free market society, leading them to increasingly gravitate toward socialist ideology.

No Place to Call Home

Pope’s Views Stir Catholic Leaders

Why the Fuss over Net Neutrality?

The question of whether to keep the internet freely accessible is one of the most important issues in our modern, technology-driven society. You need to understand both sides of this complicated topic.

A Fix for the Work-Life Imbalance

An age-old principle can keep us from blurring the line between our professional and personal lives.

America’s Shadow War

With thousands of troops stationed on the continent, America is waging a war there that is primarily unknown, but still very deadly.