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The Perfect Spring Mocktails
Spring has sprung
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Black Tom Island: The 1916 German Bombing of New Jersey
The Black Tom Island explosion was a deadly terrorist attack committed by a foreign government on U.S. soil.
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5 Delicious Thanksgiving-Themed Cocktails
Get into the Thanksgiving spirit with these themed cocktails. These recipes will help bring a little extra flavor and cheer to any holiday gathering.
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The Complicated Marriage and Mysterious Deaths of Brittany Murphy and Simon Monjack
In 2009, Brittany Murphy died in her Hollywood Hills home at the age of 32. She had no pre-existing conditions, and her passing was considered extremely sudden. Less than 6 months later, her husband was found dead of unknown causes in the same location. What went on in that home?
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6 Natural Ways to Prevent and Treat Foot Odor
Sweating is a regular, natural function of the human body, but it does have some downsides. This article discusses ways to prevent and treat sweaty odors that are created by your feet.
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What Does It Mean to Live a "Damp" Lifestyle?
Alcohol use has seemingly become inextricable from most social gatherings like concerts, weddings, and parties of all kinds. But have you ever wondered what it would be like to party without it? If so, you're not alone - the following is some insight into what it means to be 'sober curious.'
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Should Election Day Be a Federal Holiday?
There has been much debate in recent years concerning the U.S. election process, and whether Election Day should be a federal holiday. Let's examine the importance of the electoral process, and how making the day a federal holiday could benefit all Americans.
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The History Of Wedding Traditions
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Voting Rights for the Incarcerated
1 in every 100 people in the US currently resides in a prison. Many more are on parole. How does a prior conviction affect voting rights for the current or formerly incarcerated, and how might this shape US politics forever?
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5 Perfect Winter Mocktails for Holiday Parties
Five delectable, festive and unique alcohol-free drink options to help ring in the holidays.
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Easy Meal-Prep Breakfast Recipes
Easy and nutritious breakfast recipes you can prep in advance, and enjoy on the go! Perfect for a busy week.
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Five Autumn Cocktails for a Warm and Cozy Season
It's fall! Enjoy these five autumn-themed cocktails are sure to put anyone in the mood for a warm and cozy season.
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Best Teas to Drink for a Healthy Lifestyle
There has been much speculation over the years regarding the health benefits of drinking certain kinds of teas; some say that certain ancient tea leaves or herbal blends can have healing properties, or cause rapid weight loss, or produce some other...
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Death By Stoning: Using Global Awareness as a Catalyst for Change
In a world torn by brutality, corruption, and over-bearing religious autonomy, one woman's fate may be the catalyst for the changes that should have taken place long ago.
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The Strange Tale of Elmer McCurdy - Traveling Mummy
Some urban legends are based on true stories. Here is the story of how the body of the infamous outlaw Elmer McCurdy toured more of the world in death than in life...
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Absinthe - Information on The Infamous Green Fairy
Absinthe, also known as the Green Fairy, has received much infamy throughout the years. However, there is more to this notorious beverage than meets the eye.
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Abuses of Women in US Prisons
While there are approximately more than 2.5 million people incarcerated in the US today, the number of women in prison is a relatively small number by comparison - only about 200,000, as per the American Civil Liberties Union. However, there are a...
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International Women's Day: A Celebration of Equality
International Women's Day is a day to celebrate how far women have come in society, and bring attention to the progress that still needs to be made.
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Slavery; Alive and Thriving in Modern Society
There are approximately 27 million people living as slaves today. How has this happened, and what can be done to stop it?
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Yoga, Cardio, or Strength Training: Which Is Right for You?
We've all heard of the multiple benefits of yoga, cardiovascular exercise, and strength training, but which of these styles of work-outs works best for your body and lifestyle?
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Censorship of Books in American Schools
Many people believe that some books are too graphic to be taught in primary or secondary education. But does this negatively affect the students' learning?
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History and Controversy of the Death Penalty in the US
Capital punishment has been deemed constitutional time and time again, but many feel that taking a life isn't always black and white.
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The Health Benefits of Going Vegetarian
According the dictionary.com, a vegetarian is a person who does not eat or does not believe in eating meat, fish, fowl, or, in some cases, any food derived from animals, such as eggs or cheese, but subsists on vegetables, fruits, nuts, grain, etc....
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Child Brides: The Struggles of Young Women in Arranged Marriages
Young girls around the globe are obligated by culture or families to marry at an early age. Let's take a look at this practice around the world.
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What To Do If You Suspect Animal Abuse
Many of us may feel that we could recognize animal abuse if we saw it; however, it isn't always clear what to do once we are aware of it. This is how you can make a difference if you suspect abuse.
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Eating Disorders In American Society
An estimated 7 million women and 1 million men in America suffer from an eating disorder. But what are the causes, and what can be done?
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The Right Drinks for You: How to Stay Slim While Still Enjoying Your Favorite Alcoholic Beverage
This article examines what alcoholic beverages are the best to have on a night out if you intend to maintain a healthy diet, based on calories, sugar, and carbohydrate content.
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The Ghost on Campus: Haunted Universities in the US
Every university prides itself on academics, athletics, philanthropy, and more. But many schools in the US have some skeletons in the closet - literally - which you might not have heard of...
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US Prisons Hold a Quarter of the World's Incarcerated People
The US seems to believe that, 'out of sight, out of mind' is best for people they deem to be 'undesirables.' But how effective is the idea of simply filling our prisons to the max?
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Unilever's Attempt to Take Down Hampton Creek Products
Unilever and Hampton Creek are two companies you may never even have heard of, but their products and how they are sourced have an effect on our everyday lives.
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The New Diagon Alley in Universal Studios, Florida
Witches and wizards abound at Universal Studios' latest attraction, a life-sized replica of Diagon Alley, from the best-selling Harry Potter series.
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The Benefits of Drinking Lemon Water
Simply drinking a glass of water with lemon to start your day can have amazing benefits to your health and appearance.
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Foods You Can Eat to Help You Lose Weight!
This article examines certain foods which you can eat which can actually aid in your weight-loss goals!
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The Devil's Tower Resides In New Jersey
Read here about New Jersey's Devil's Tower, a supposedly haunted location which, when investigated, may leave more questions then answers.
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Shades of Death Road in New Jersey
New Jersey can be a very scary place sometimes... in more ways then you may know. Continue reading to learn more about one of the most enduring and haunting urban legends from the Garden State.
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Natural Solutions To Help You Get To Sleep
I've put together a list of several all-natural, and highly effective ways to help you fall asleep and stay asleep through the night, without any medication or side effects.
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The Best Facial Treatments Right From Your Pantry
While most of us are stuck at home, it can be a struggle to keep up with your normal beauty routine. Luckily, you may have some great skin-care remedies in your kitchen right now!
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Teen Drinking in America Today
Underage drinking may be a larger problem in this country then most people realize...
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Epsom Salt Baths for Health and Beauty
Epsom Salt Baths have been used for years for several health and beauty benefits. Keep reading to find out how this simple trick can work for you!
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Child-Soldiers: Lost Innocence on the Battlefield
Every day, children around the world are being forced to spend their youth in military service. This article examines how they are taken and the nightmare that steals their innocence.
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Teen Substance Abuse in the US
This article examines the patterns of drug use by U.S. teens today, examining which substances are on the rise, and which are steadily falling out of use.
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Medieval Medical Practices
What was medical treatment like in Medieval Times? The truth is more gruesome than fiction. From bone-setters to leech-treatments, the middle ages was a rough time to be ill.
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Cosmetic Surgery Risks and Rewards
People from all over the world have sung the praises of cosmetic surgery for years, but are the rewards worth the potential health hazards?
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Illegal Cockfighting in America; A Rough Life for a Rooster
The practice of forcing chickens and roosters to fight each other is illegal in all 50 states, but many cockfighting rings are still in operation today.
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Human Trafficking - Women in Peril Around the Globe
Over 900,000 people are trafficked across international boarders ever year, most of them women. The horror begins as soon as they arrive at their final destination.
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The War for Water: Conflict Over Natural Resources
About 25% of armed conflicts around the world are for the control and use of natural resources by governments; but the world's population continues to grow.
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Got Milk? Or Mistreatment? The Lives of U.S. Dairy Cows.
There are over 9 million dairy cows on farms across the United States. But don't let the 'happy cows' imagery fool you - these creatures suffer many injustices at the hands of some cruel humans.
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Silent Tongues; Languages Lost Around the World
About ten languages disappear from our world every year, but do we understand how much we are really losing?
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Puppy Mills - Life Behind Bars
This article examines what truly goes on in an American puppy mill, and why it is better to rescue a pet than to buy their love.
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A History of Domestic Violence Law
We all know domestic violence is wrong, but this is only a VERY modern idea. This article shows how wife-beating was perceived and addressed through history.
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A Brief History of Treatment for Mental Illness in the US
Today, we have Prozac and group therapy, but back in the day, if you were considered mentally ill, there were ice-baths and electric shocks. This article shows the transition to modern medicine.
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McDonald's McCruelty - Where Does Our Fast Food Really Come From?
McDonalds holds a presence in over 118 countries around the world. But how is the universal food chain make its products? The truth is they have a history of animal cruelty that is carrying on today.
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Child Laborers: A Global Epidemic
Almost 250 million children under the age of 14 work full-time jobs in harsh conditions, but preventing them from working may be do more harm than good...
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Eminent Domain and How It Affects the American People
Eminent domain is a constitutional right of the US government, but there are many benefits and detriments involving the use of the power by authority.
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Extreme Poverty: Life on $1 a Day
1/5 of the world's population lives on less than 1 US dollar a day, and despite the UN's best efforts, change is still a slow process.
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The Tale of Half-Hanged Maggie
In Edinburgh, they tell a tragic and mesmerizing tale of the woman known as "Half-Hanged Maggie;" but the most captivating part of this tale is that it is all completely true.
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HumanTrafficking Prevalent Near US Military Bases
The U.S. has struggled over the years to impose sanctions on countries which fail to comply with human trafficking laws. However, its own military may be the catalyst for groups which enslave women.
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At-Home Treatments for Healthy Hair
Easy remedies for the most common hair problems can often be found right in your own kitchen.
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How Your Coffee is Affecting the Globe
Many of us say that we can't live without our daily coffee... but there are those in the world who struggle to live because of it.