This article discusses the ongoing primary fight between Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.

History has some amazing turns within a lifetime. This tells of a west coast city that lost the Japanese after Pearl Harbor but are now learning to adjust as more than half the growing population is not from Japan but everywhere else in Asia, it seems. And they live in reasonable bliss and are neighborly.

School violence is nothing new, but there seems to be more of it than in the innocent years.

Before we accept the arguments for gun control we should examine their motivation.

There is a sense of drift we cannot shake off. There is a sense of foreboding, which rises every weekend to a pitch of panic that the government will fall, if it has not already, to the military center.

Ancient Greece was first to try democracy, and it was vital to uniting America. Since then, it has rather caught on, and may be reaching the shores of China.

A look at the pursuit of growth in the travel industry despite poor economic circumstances globally.

This article discusses the neccessity of liquidity in modern money markets, and how central banks have injected $110 billion into the global economy to ease the credit crunch.

What to do if you are stopped in your vehicle by a phony police officer or if your car breaks down on a lonely stretch of road.

The US recession depends as much on her neighbors as on internal checks like Congress and the Fed. If emerging economies stand to gain from the recession, should they bear some responsibility for righting the credit crunch? This article explains some of the problems globalization poses in a financial crisis.

A look at how descrimination against gay people in the work place has come full circle.

To many people, Romania would appear to be a tough place to live in. After all, it is a country, which went through a lot of hardship in the recent past, and is now trying hard to catch up with the rest of the developed world. The thing is, it has actually become easier to live in Romania at present.