The Lifelong Effects of Music and Arts Classes
Music teachers have it tough. Hours are long, pay isn’t great, and many live with the knowledge that…
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Trump Complains the FDA Is Slow, but It’s Already Faster to Approve Drugs Than Its Counterpart
The issue of whether the Food and Drug Administration approves new medicines fast enough has taken on a…
Out for a Jog? Not If You’re a Black Man in a White Neighborhood
On average, African Americans are less likely to be fit, and more likely to be obese. As it…
Pop Hits Are Picking Up the Tempo
As we are bombarded with more and more electronically delivered information, our attention spans continue to shrink. One…
One Big Benefit of Issuing Drivers’ Licenses to Undocumented Immigrants
In January of 2015, a new law went into effect in California allowing undocumented immigrants to obtain driver’s…
Political Protests Can Indeed Work
Did the many protests against killing the Affordable Care Act — including loud demonstrations at public forums — convince moderate members of…
Do Hot Foods Produce Hotheads?
It has become one of our most popular consumer products, with many young people enjoying it literally every…
Liberal Scholars Are Better Looking
For liberals reeling from the November election, a January news item only added insult to injury. It described…
Video Games and Religiosity Are Both Linked to Sexism
It has long been clear that many video games portray their few women characters in highly sexualized ways,…
The Changing Face of American Heroin Users
The fact that more Americans are using heroin now than they were 15 years ago has been extensivelycovered.…