We'll all do a better job of tackling the challenges facing the world together, across generational lines. This Boomer says to his younger compatriots: OK indeed. Let's get to work.
Both the Mueller and impeachment investigations concern abuse of power and election interference, but this time, something is shifting in the eyes of the broader American public.
The nation's 3.5 million long-haul truckers constantly pass through hotels, motels, and rest stops where trafficking often takes place. We can be foot soldiers in the good fight.
Israel continues to be run by a transitional government with limited powers, and a parliament that cannot enact laws. Some have begun to say, only half-jokingly, that it might be better this way
Short of a plane ticket or a trip to Tahiti, what do you get the travel lover in your life? Here are gift ideas perfect for aviation geeks, frequent fliers, sustainability-conscious travelers or anyone on your list that's travel-obsessed.
Despite the dangers, tourists continue to flock to these volatile places for incredible views and to take a peek at Mother Nature's temperamental hotspots.
What I won't forget about Elton John's "Farewell Yellow Brick Road" show was just how utterly connected this British rock star was—and still is—to the American South.
To ensure smart cities have a human heart, urban planners should center artists from the jump—and that includes giving them access to groundbreaking data and technology.
Hatice Cengiz, finacee of murdered journalist Jamal Khashoggi, and Christophe Deloire, president of Reporters Without Borders, take the G20 to task over global impunity for violence against journalists.
What is actually occurring is a naked grab for political power, driven by partisan donors and activists applying pressure to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to drive President Donald Trump from office.
Swedish police will soon be able to secretly install spyware to read encrypted messages on the computers and telephones of crime suspects. The results will be keenly watched in Washington and beyond.
Doctors have become slaves to their computer screens for billing purposes, diminishing patient care, increasing doctor dissatisfaction, and increasing health care costs—and this needs to change.
