Do genes predict how we use social media?
How we interact with social networks—look at info that reinforces or confronts our own viewpoint—may depend on our genes.
Social Studies
My school-centered alternative fact predictions
Kellyanne Conway made an observation this weekend that "alternative facts" were dispensed from the White House by the press secretary.
Women around the world march in protest
Protests in hundreds of cities around the world sounded a universal call for women's rights and the need to keep protecting equality for all individuals.
Blow up the White House, Madonna thinks
Violent rhetoric from the Women's marches, and violent actions from the inauguration are being reported. Unacceptable.
Donald Trump’s inaugural address
Donald John Trump was inaugurated as the 45th president of the US today in Washington. He spoke of promises for a better future.
Best wishes to the presidents
President Donald Trump will be sworn in tomorrow at noon, as the US, once again, undergoes a transition of power in a uniquely American ceremony.
DeVos considers non-college success paths
Providing options for post-secondary education that lead to successful lives is touted by Education Secretary-designate Betsy DeVos and a student in Illinois.
Cuba, immigration on the minds of Miami students
Students in Miami opine about immigration—in the US and around the world. What model should the US use, for example, in dealing with Cuba?
Md. girl pepper sprayed; Chicago students react
Some Chicago high school students suggest ways police might better serve and protect citizens in our diverse communities.
Global trade brings many invasive species
With global trade and transport, thousands of species have spread into regions where they weren't originally at home, and some effects are harmful.