For decades, psychologists have debated why cultures in East Asia often emphasize group harmony while Western cultures tend ...

It’s not just about the trade war. Nearly half of America’s neighbors to the north now think the U.S. is a bigger threat to world peace than Russia.

The same logic that justified incarcerating Japanese Americans — that rights can be suspended in moments of perceived crisis — undergirds today’s system.

A clear majority of 57% believe America can no longer be depended on in a crisis, marking the most awkward break-up in recent ...

The Indiana General Assembly should be focused on solving real problems for Hoosiers, not fighting proxy battles for the federal government.

Joan Danziger works daily in her Washington, D.C. studio and speaks with the force and alacrity of a 52-year-old, despite her ...

It’s a mystery Christine Schaubach is tired of trying to solve — Where is the rest of her mail? She and her neighbors in Arlington, Virginia off of North Glebe Road say deliveries have been spotty for ...

In Waterbury (Connecticut), some homeowners are facing daily $150 fines if they don’t keep their lawns and gardens in good condition. The city decided to ...

Politically moderate Utahns may not dominate headlines, but we are engaged, and there is pent-up desire for our voice to be acknowledged,” writes Cynthia Collier in an op-ed.

Like many of us with a drawer full of mystery cables, Elkin has kept all the cords and wires that have come with the electronics she's purchased over the years. She dug through her stash and found a ...

Sound Off is an opinion forum for Mercury readers to offer brief comments on today’s news. Submissions must be 75 words or fewer and are subject to editing for grammar and clarity. Publication is at ...

When evaluating the performance of their elected officials, many voters look up their positions on the issues Floridians care about most, and track politicians’ votes. There are other measures, ...