Given the now periodic headlines that instill disgust and anger, ignoring the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) is not an option.
The recent video released Oct. 4 (Oct. 3 in the US) shows captive...
Last month, no one could have imagined the frustration and turmoil that would rupture from the nation south of ours, when the mass grave with 43 bodies was unearthed. Neglect of focus from both the U.S....
What do colonialism and capitalism have to do with the Thanksgiving holiday?
By Ryan Mancini
The theatrics of the holiday season create a seductive and aggravating period for most...
Our species has acquired a unique ability to become addicted to our own inventions. Picture the car junkies, the comic book collectors or the Apple evolvers. Then you have those who become addicted...
In the year and seven months since the release of the album “The Next Day,” musician David Bowie is back on the musical ship.
Following the album’s release, “David Bowie Is” was exhibited...
The Uruguayan journalist and critic, Eduardo Galeano, wrote in his recent book “Children of the Days” that from “water life bloomed. Rivers of water are the blood that nourishes the earth, and...
This conflict began long before the showdown with Ben Affleck on “Real Time With Bill Maher.”
In the weeks since it re-erupted, the digital feud between neuroscientist and secular...
Why Superman would win, by Jon Diaz
Look! Up in the sky! It’s a bird. It’s a plane. It’s Superman! Even if you’ve never seen the original Superman series from the 50s, you’ve undoubtedly...
From a distance, the more fresh disasters seen in Iraq would make any reasonable person’s jaw drop. Let’s acknowledge that the United States’ unspeakable actions in 2003 had inevitably led to...
In preparing for college, students from any socioeconomic level should view their next four (or more) years with a preparation for struggle regarding exams and an open mind for meeting various people...
In the beginning, the notion that all men are born equal was a quasi-lie. The notion, in substance, was idealized by a renaissance man from Philadelphia, a stubborn lawyer from Braintree,...
