Out of 2.2 billion children worldwide, 1 billion live in poverty. There are 640 million children worldwide without adequate shelter and 400 million with no access to safe water. The richest 60 percent...
American politics carries an interesting peculiarity regarding campaigns, one that exists nowhere else in the democratic world. Well over a year away from the upcoming election, we constantly hear about...
Alex Nesterovich, Staff Writer
• December 18, 2014
The Keystone XL pipeline debate dominated environmental conversation in November. In the end, the initiative for the construction of an oil pipeline going from Alberta, Canada to Port Arthur, Texas failed...
In the age of sky-high college tuition rates, needing a college degree to get far in a career seems to ring true more than ever. Virginia in-state tuition is around $25,000 a year with room and board for...
Since revelations about broad government surveillance programs were released in June of last year by Edward Snowden, privacy has become a huge issue in the technology world. Up until the Supreme Court...
Losing the battle for net neutrality, free and open data access, could very well mean the end of the internet as we know it. In the next couple of months, easy access to information and entertainment for...
