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Last month President Barack Obama implemented a forceful measure to make all employers, including the Roman Catholic Church, cover the cost of contraceptives for the millions of women already using them. How

Dwyane Wade’s foul on Kobe Bryant in the All-Star game left him with a broken nose: During the NBA All-Star game, in what I would call an act of showmanship, Dwyane Wade

The “degenerates” of the tech age, whose supposed bad manners are the hallmark of their generation, are noticing the poor social skills of their parents — and they are calling them on

Every year on March 8, news of International Women’s Day fills the airwaves. In the past, I would jump on the bandwagon and join in the festivities. Rah, rah, rah! Here’s to

This past weekend was all-star weekend for the NBA and for the first time ever; I didn’t watch any of it. No matter the sport, all-star week is always hyped up to

The excitement of the Academy Awards, seeing the culmination of a year’s worth of cinema with all its sparkle and glamour, lies largely in the hands of the host. The host talks

In 2008, California voters decided by a narrow margin to make same-sex marriage illegal by establishing a definition of what exactly marriage is — a union between a man and a woman.

President Barack Obama’s words at the National Prayer Breakfast Feb. 2, “for unto whom much is given, much shall be required,” were not just a strategic move to disprove recent allegations that

When it comes to baseball, there have always been and always will be stat geeks. Since its beginnings, the sport has been defined by the numbers. But now, more and more statistic-obsessed

One year is a long time. It is enough to change us, give us room to grow and hopefully move us one step closer to completing a college degree. But time has