March 2023

Although confinement-based trauma is well-studied and acknowledged, meaningful treatments for these conditions have become back-burner issues for prisoners.

The Federal Reserve’s efforts to curb inflation might bring a subtle relief in lowering gas and food prices, but for homebuyers and renters, it may be too little too late.

Engagious conducted focus groups with 14 uncommitted Republican and right-leaning Independent respondents to uncover what happens when tough-on-crime meets conservative populism.

If charged for the Stormy Daniels case, Trump would become the first former President to be indicted, but would it slow his current presidential quest?

Two men linked to Michigan universities were arrested for handgun violations. Despite the law appearing to function and offenders being apprehended, the punishment does not always fit the crime.

While it is understandable that schools may want to compare themselves to others with similar demographics and challenges, at what point is it acceptable to be satisfied with mediocrity, let alone failure?

Before you grab a bottle of vitamins off the shelf, know that supplements are not required to undergo testing to ensure their safety before being sold and often contain inaccurately labeled ingredients. So how can you navigate the supplement aisle safely?

The origins of COVID-19 have been a point of contention since the beginning of the pandemic. However, have these recent news stories actually brought forth any new information on the topic?

On February 27, 2023, the Smerconish.com Poll question asked, “Should newspapers drop the Dilbert cartoon?” The situation

Despite the perception of deep divides in American schooling on subjects like critical race theory and parental oversight, most Americans actually agree on practical education. While partisan differences do exist, recognizing this shared consensus can provide a governing agenda for K-12 education.