Builders hadn't just created a tour of nations for the cancer benefit; they'd also stocked it with activities: skeet shooting in Central Park, musical performances in Dublin's Blarney Stone pub, sailboat races around a miniature Australia and sky diving..

The provision most likely to hold these programs accountable and reduce abuse--a "private right of action" which would allow parents and children to sue the facilities in federal court and receive reimbursement for attorneys' fees--has been removed. Why?

The survey of 3,500 young people between 15- and 29-years old in the United States, the Netherlands and Finland found that young people get their news and information from a wide variety of sources, but that television continues to be their preferred medi

The assault against families in San Francisco is a decades long tale of skyrocketing housing prices, bureaucratic negligence and ruthless over-development. Working families have always put up a fight...

While addiction is a clinical diagnosis, MMOGs have rarely been analyzed through a social lens. What compels young people to play for hours on end? What does the trend reveal about their surroundings, their condition, and their desires?

In the legalistic sense, the Supreme Court succeeded completely. Fifty-four years after the ruling, there is not a single school district or state that affirms a policy of race-based segregation.

At the time, the DADT compromise was thought to be the best that could be achieved. Despite the change, countless numbers of loyal and committed service persons have had their careers ended simply because they are gay.

It is illegal for people in California to sleep in their cars on streets. New Beginnings worked with the city to allow the parking lots as a safe place for the homeless to sleep in their vehicles without being harassed by people on the streets or ticketed

Americans eat and drink more on the run than ever before. The author Michael Pollan reports that one in three American children eat fast food every single day, and 19 percent of American meals and snacks are eaten in the car.

Apparently, in the United States, we don't have an upper class; we have elites -- a complimentary term that obscures true differences in opportunity.