Children are being exposed to increasing amounts of social bullying and aggression at impressionable ages, according to a study published Thursday in the Journal of Communication.
The American press coverage of elections, while broad and relentless, nevertheless somehow misses the central character and identity of political candidates.
A study examining identity theft found 10.2 percent of children's financial histories reflected fraudulent Social Security number use, 51 times the amount adult identities were attacked.
Stephen Trachtenberg, the former president of George Washington University, increased tuition from $25,000 to $51,000 during his tenure, according to The Atlantic.
As the 2012 presidential race speeds down the proverbial home stretch, four debates — three featuring presidential candidates and one for their running mates — are slated for October. Less than a week remains before the first debate, on Oct. 3
The generation that is soon to be the largest is also the cheapest, as millennials are struggling with everything from home ownership to student debt, according to the National Chamber Foundation.
Last Friday, presidential candidate Mitt Romney released his 2011 income-tax return information showing that he and his wife Ann paid a 14.1 percent tax rate. How does this compare to the average American family?
Hundreds of school board seats in Arizona will be up for election this November. Odds are that many voters don't know who is vying to represent their interests on their local school district governing boards or how critically important the decisions made by those individuals, if elected, will be.
92 percent of employee recruiters currently use, or plan to use, social media and networking sites for job recruiting in 2012. Social media is becoming a major tool in job recruitment, and employers and job seekers are having to adjust.
Students in multiple American states are protesting changes made to school lunches through internet media and by refusing to buy the lunches themselves.
Vintage fashion lovers rejoice ! The new exhibit at Phoenix Art Museum, " Modern Spirit,
Fashion of the 1920's " opened this weekend and it's extraordinary.
GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney outlined some of his foreign policy platform during his speech at the Clinton Global Initiative. His model, which he calls "a new approach for a new era," echoes the domestic policy themes of his campaign
New research validates the word of doctors and health advocates who warn that sugar-sweetened beverages play a significant role in the obesity epidemic.
In poll after poll, in casual conversation, in action, the people of Arizona have said they want our public school system to be successful and vibrant so that all our children graduate college and career ready. Business leaders, policymakers and economists say doing so is imperative to the economic health and well-being of our state.
While college graduates earn $10,000 less today than in 2005, they still earn more in their lifetime than those who didn't earn a diploma, according to CNN Money.
