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I come from the journalism world like Michael (we shared the same dingy newsroom in North Georgia for several years) and saw firsthand the growing divide between people along political, cultural and generational lines, all of which can lead to social ...

There likely isn't an end in sight, but the world seems to be getting better. Global poverty has decreased dramatically, access to clean water has increased, disease rates have gone down, etc. But that doesn't get website clicks, sell newspapers or get ...

That is an issue, but I'm also seeing solutions to it. The author of the book "The Like Switch" wrote his book specifically to teach people who to read body language. It is akin to "adulting" classes being taught to young adults who hit college but cannot ...

The slow development of the developing world is changing things. Connecting hundreds of thousands a day to the power grid for the first time doesn't make the news the way rolling blackouts in a city do. ------------------------------ Tamara Wilhite ...

In this age of smart phones and social media, I can see the discontinuity in family or social gatherings where many of us individually stay glued onto our smart phones instead of having fluent conversations among each other. ------------------------------ ...

While many people talk about exposing kids to STEM, I've found college engineering days held during Engineering Week are an excellent way to get kids engaged. We've taken our kids' troops, both boys and girls, to these events. Whether the engineering ...

In donating to Engineers Without Borders (EWB)   https://www.ewb-usa.org/    – I have been learning a lot about the discontinuity between the " Haves " and " Have-Nots " globally.  Basics like clean water, edible food, simple housing, and cooking/heat ...