Society and Culture

American values learned at home often become the quiet operating system for adult life, shaping work ethic, trust in institutions, and expectations of opportunity. In many famil...

Amish scandals refer to instances where members of Amish communities engage in behavior that violates religious doctrine, community norms, or civil law, drawing attention beyond...

In March 2006, a false sexual assault accusation against three Duke lacrosse players ignited a national controversy that spanned prosecutorial misconduct, prosecutorial miscondu...

The widely circulated video shows a dog in a harness attached to steering mechanisms while a person outside the vehicle provides guidance. The scene took place on a controlled c...

Across California, 13 children may live in various settings, including single-family homes, multi-generational households, foster care, group homes, or residential facilities, d...

"A killer among friends" describes a crime in which someone is killed by a close acquaintance or friend. This framing commonly appears in true crime coverage, often highlighting...

The next Women’s March is conceived as a broad, intersectional response to ongoing challenges for gender equity, reproductive justice, racial equality, economic security, and...

Veterans who support kneeling typically view the act as protected speech that aligns with military values of defending constitutional freedoms. Common motivations include highli...

The phrase most beautiful woman in the world implies a universal ranking, but beauty is not a fixed scorecard. Across cultures, eras, and professions, different traits, achievem...

Kate Spade, the American fashion designer and cofounder of the eponymous handbag and accessory brand, died on June 5, 2018. Her death was ruled a suicide by hanging, and officia...