Public Opinion’s Climate-Change Ping-Pong
Americans seem to be of two minds on the reality of climate change, and which mind is ahead depends on when you ask.
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AMA Lawsuits Shine Light on Health Care Spending
The mainstream media dog-piled yesterday onto a story about the most recent lawsuit filed by the American Medical…
Fearing Death? Think Progress!
Is the human race gradually evolving into a better version of itself? Scientific and technological advances aside, the…
Joules Before Swine
Family pig farms used to be as much a part of the old South as homemade sausage and…
New Hope, Indeed!
Last week our David Rosenfeld used the story of Horatio Bernard, an immigrant from Liberia, to outline the…
Music Education Improves Literacy of Second-Graders
As arts and music programs get squeezed out of America's cash-strapped schools, evidence continues to accumulate of the wide-reaching positive effects of such training.
Americans Willing to Go Green, But Dislike Mandates
As scientists reiterated at a just-concluded conference in Copenhagen, climate change is a serious but solvable problem. So…
More News From the Happiness Front
It’s all over the news in Salt Lake, Ogden, Provo, Logan and even St. George, but Utah is…
Old-Age Stereotypes Bad For Your Health
Do you think of elderly people as weak, helpless and generally worthless? If so, you’ve greatly increased the…
Better Bug for Algae Fuels Likes Salt
To most, it’s mere bio-gunk; the stuff that fouls fishing lines and destroys deck shoes. For many bio-researchers…