By: The Editorial Board, Source: The New York Times, Originally Published: 12.25.14 The United States Supreme Court decides cases involving the nation’s most pressing legal issues, affecting the daily lives of hundreds of millions of Americans — and yet so much about its functioning is shrouded in mystique and exclusivity. The court’s front doors are

Source: Boston Globe, By: Bill Vlasic and Hilary Stout, Originally Published: 12.31.14 DETROIT — Spurred by a decade-old ignition switch defect in millions of General Motors vehicles, the auto industry this year has issued more recalls involving old models — those made five or more years ago — than ever before, an analysis of federal

Cynthia Darling, author of Shunned: Outcasts in the Land, wrote the below op-ed to describe her experience with her son’s antidepressant use. Antidepressants can have many side effects, including depression. If you or a loved one is feeling depressed, help can be reached from a number of different avenues, including 24 hour hotlines like the

    Source: insightBee “Did you know that only 4% of partners at law firms strongly believe they have the right tools to achieve their business development priorities? We’ve taken our in-depth report into the legal sector, crunched it down, and made an infographic with all the key stats and figures.”

The tragedy in Charleston last week will no doubt lead to more discussion of several important and recurring issues in American culture—particularly racism and gun violence—but these dialogues are unlikely to bear much fruit until the nation undertakes a serious self-examination. Decrying racism and gun violence is fine, but for too long America’s social dysfunction has continued