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Last week, Washington State University became the first big public school in the state to announce it will require students, faculty and staff to be vaccinated against C...

So far, civilization’s essential narrative has been exploration, discovery and migration — from parts of our planet that are short on resources and overpopulated — into ...

It’s a weird system when an effective vaccine was suspended during a deadly pandemic for a maybe-one-in-a-million chance of blood clots, but you can get free two-day shi...

President Joe Biden unveiled a bountiful $2 trillion infrastructure plan at his 100 Days address to Congress, with seemingly something for everybody, from electric vehic...

My 5-year-old grandson wants to take part in a kiddie-tractor pull this summer, where children test their mettle pulling a wheelless sled that becomes incrementally heav...

I downloaded my vaccine passport the other day. Of course, it wasn’t called a vaccine passport. Rather, it was an “Excelsior Pass,” issued by New York State. In addition...

Similar to a dry forest that can become inflamed by a tiny spark, when we don’t pay attention to threats to our civic health, one incident can set off a series of chain ...

The Food and Drug Administration faces an April 29 deadline to decide whether to allow menthol cigarettes to remain on the market. To discourage children from starting s...

The 2008 crash tested financial globalization. In 2020, the chaos of the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic led many to question the world’s dependence on complex glo...

What happens when you put three Democrats and three Republicans in a room? Nothing. They might shout and grandstand, but the odds are small that there’ll be substantive ...