For nearly 100 years, researchers have been studying what people think about as they approach death. What kind of regrets are they experiencing? "Few people regret something they did," writes Norwegian journalist Bård Amundsen. "Many regret what they did ... See more
"The generational collapse in literacy is measurable, persistent, and likely to get worse," writes Tyler Jagt, a literature and critical writing professor who has taught at several colleges, in The Chronicle of Higher Education. Jagt is only the latest un... See more
Last March, law enforcement officials flagged the gambling history of former Indiana quarterback Brendan Sorsby , now a Texas Tech multi-million-dollar transfer baby, setting off the biggest betting scandal in college sports since the 1950s. Advertisement... See more
On Monday, PJ Media's Catherine Salgado wrote about the report of the House Oversight Committee on the Minnesota fraud scandal and how Chairman Rep. James Comer (R-Ky.) sent a letter to the White House Task Force to Eliminate Fraud, asking Vice President ... See more
The huge success of the U.S.-Israeli war against Iran is the primary reason that reaching a deal with Tehran may be impossible. The Iranian leadership structure, as chaotic and contentious as it is in peacetime, was shattered by the decapitation strikes t... See more
