U.S. Relative To World

The OECD (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development) measured a variety of countries against dozens of criteria relating to health, Continue reading →

US Deaths By Police

2015 produced at least three independent tallies of the number of Americans killed by American police. Such census hadn’t been Continue reading →

Who Americans Trust

In general, Americans are beginning to trust institutions again. Since The Great Recession, trust is building in many non-governmental institutions. Continue reading →

Few Good Jobs Globally

Unemployment is tough to measure accurately. There are about 5 billion adults. The International Labour Organization states that global unemployment is Continue reading →

Global Climate Data

Sad to say, but we’re hearing this news so often that it is easy to forget how important, uncommon, and Continue reading →

Real Leather No Killing

Cloning raises great controversies because of the implications for growing completely new life, copies of existing life, or recreating extinct Continue reading →

Stress And Inequality

It is no surprise to learn that the poor face greater stresses than the rich. The insight from this new Continue reading →

The $70K Salary

Remember the business owner from Seattle who decided that even a $15/hr wage wasn’t enough and decided to pay everyone Continue reading →