Issues
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Teen Sexting: What are the Legal Consequences?
Teen sexting is a fairly new and complicated phenomenon--but what are the legal consequences?
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Aging Inmates: A Prison Crisis
The prison population in the United States is rapidly getting older. What can be done about aging inmates?
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The National Prayer Breakfast: History and Controversies
The National Prayer Breakfast is a long tradition in the United States; how did it start?
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India: A Superpower on the Rise?
India may be a superpower on the rise, but the nation still faces many challenges.
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Measles: Why is it Back and What Can Be Done?
Despite all scientific evidence to the contrary, some people still choose to be unvaccinated.
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Televised Trials: Should Cameras Be Allowed in the Supreme Court?
Should the American people be able to see the oral arguments in SCOTUS?
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Saudi Arabia: Succession in the Chaos
There's a new monarch in Saudi Arabia, but what new challenges will he face?
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The Keystone XL Pipeline: Economic Breakthrough or Environmental Disaster?
They Keystone XL Pipeline is currently up for political debate--but what are the arguments for and against it?
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Foodie Flavor: The Science Behind Your Favorite Tastes
Learn about the science behind food pairing and flavor.
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What New Ethical Concerns Affect Online Journalism?
What new ethical concerns do writers have to be mindful of in the online journalism industry?
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Medical Treatment For Rape Victims: Who is Responsible?
Who's responsible for the payment of medical treatment for rape victims? Maybe not who you think.
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The Syriza Party: A Fresh Start for Greece?
The Syriza Party has risen to power in Greece. Here's what their election means for Greece.
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Yemen: Anarchy at the Edge of the Arabian Peninsula
Yemen's government has fallen into chaos, but what impact will that have on global politics?
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Vitamin Supplements: Are They Worth It?
Learn about the benefits, and the downsides, of taking vitamin supplements.
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U.S. Drug Policy: Civil Rights Issue or Fair Enforcement?
The War on Drugs has led to mass incarceration, but is it a Civil Rights issue?
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Medical Care for Minors: Who Calls the Shots?
Medical care for minors sometimes pits teens against their parents.
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Right-Wing Groups in Europe: A Rising Force?
After the economic crisis and the influx of immigration, right-wing groups are on the rise in Europe.
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Streaming Music: Good Business or an Attack on Artists?
Streaming music is a new fad in the music industry, but what effects will it have?
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Squatters: What Are Their Rights?
What you need to know when it comes to squatter's rights and how to protect yourself from adverse possession.
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Can Meditation Change Your Brain?
Meditation has all sorts of helpful benefits, including improving our brains.
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The Jones Act: Outdated or Vital?
The Jones Act is up for debate in Congress right now. What will they decide?
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Obama’s College Rating System: Will it Fix Our Higher Education Problems?
The Obama Administration's plan to rank colleges hopes to fix our higher education problems.
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Cybersecurity: Will We Ever Be Safe?
Will we ever be able to develop cybersecurity to protect ourselves from cyber attacks?
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Bullying in Schools: Who Gets the Blame?
Bullying is a big issue. When it happens, whose fault is it?
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Middle East Politics: What Issues are Affecting the Region?
Politics in the Middle East have been turbulent. Here are some of the major issues plaguing the region.
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Sharia Law: History and Modern Application
Wondering about Sharia Law? Find out more about where it comes from and how it's applied today.
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The Science of Wine Tasting
Here’s what you need to know about the science of wine tasting to back up your assertions.
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Arrested Overseas: What Travelers Need to Know
Getting arrested overseas can become a nightmare for travelers. Follow these tips before booking your ticket for safer travels.
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Boko Haram: How Can Nigeria Stop the Terror?
The beginning of the new year has been already marked with Boko Haram’s abduction of 40 boys and...
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The US and North Korea: The Relationship at the 38th Parallel
The US and North Korea have had an acrimonious relationship for over sixty years. But why?
