Do you ever lay in bed with the lights off scrolling through your phone or laptop then suddenly your eyes water from the bright screen?

Palestinian terrorists, armed with knives and guns, attacked a synagogue near Jerusalem, killing five people. President Obama bypassed Congress, signing an act enabling 4 million illegal immigrants to remain in the United States.

Essays. Transcripts. Standardized test scores. Recommendation letters. Interviews. Early decision. Early action. Am I making you nervous yet?

Ever since Edward Snowden leaked confidential government documents over a year ago, we’ve been concerned about our sense of privacy. It’s been well documented that the government uses surveillance technology to spy on some individuals.  Are you one of them?

Sterilizing women and men to combat overpopulation has been public knowledge since 1975, when protests ensued and quickly spread across India regarding this procedure.

ISIS beheaded another American citizen, Peter Kassig, who was working in Syria as a humanitarian volunteer. Vladimir Putin left the G-20 Summit early after receiving harsh criticism from other world leaders concerning Russia’s involvement in the Ukraine.

This past weekend, I was driving down my street after dark and noticed two people walking side-by-side. I smiled when I noticed them, happy to see a couple enjoying each other’s company. As I drove closer, I noticed that their walking close to one another was about the extent of their interaction. They were both…

Dyslexia affects one in every 10 people worldwide. Within the United States alone, 17% – 20% of the population is dyslexic, a specific kind of reading difficulty that is caused by genetic neurological variations. Often and without knowing, dyslexia makes people switch and transform letters and words as they read.

Facebook gets used for more than updates about friends’ lives. One of the platform’s features, Newsfeed, includes a stream of updates, photographs, videos, and stories. Although some high school students claim Facebook is becoming obsolete, the site currently has 1.3 billion people who log on monthly.