Assessing Spirituality Behind Bars
A documentary about a meditation program among convicted murderers sparks discussion about the benefits religion and spirituality offer inmates and officials.
Charting a Crooked River’s Renaissance
The revival of Cleveland's incendiary Cuyahoga River teaches that environmental restoration, no matter how daunting, is possible.
Creating Superfelons at the Supermaxes
Inmate calls type of prison facility 'the ultimate whetstone of human behavior, sharpening those who survive its rigors and deprivations to a keen edge.'
R.I.P.: The Monroe Doctrine
With the rise of democratic governments in Latin America, as well as increased trade between some countries and the European Union and China, comes decreased U.S. policy and economic influence — the United States is no longer The One among superpowers.
‘Missing Missing’ and Serial Killers
The most common victims of serial killers may be much more numerous than experts generally believe.