"3 Minutes Of Madness"

No wonder it's hard to accept the reality of climate change. We're programmed not to. 

A newspaper is raided, somebody dies, and the American press is suddenly back in 1837. For me, it's personal.

A small white town sent a smart black boy into the world. More than a century later, he's finally coming home.

Our leaders are growing long in the tooth and won't step aside. Here's how to fix that. 

The U.S. just gave Ukraine a banned weapon. Should we be alarmed? 

How America almost dumped democracy in the 1920s. 

American loves upward mobility. So why have we made college so impossibly expensive?

Why our obsession with the new, the shiny, the technologically advanced is not very smart.

Sloppy document handling earns a former president 37 criminal charges, but a related crime of his is largely ignored.

Instead of arguing about federal debt, maybe we should focus on saving taxpayer lives. 

When the world of work paused to make way for something more important. 

Arguing can be healthy, but the current epidemic of incivility is killing us. Literally. 

How Antarctica became the latest front in the war against truth.

Let's make it easier for people to find a better place to live.

Why baseballs travel farther, and other unexpected consequences of global warming.

Tough times for movie theaters. Can they be saved? 

Should an ex-president be prosecuted for a crime? Here's a lesson from 1923. 

Child labor is making a comeback. That's not good. 

March madness -- a reminder that, among other truths, underdogs can win.

Ever think you're living in a bad novel? Just wait.