Carrie Mylott

The Influenza Pandemic of 1918 was among the most deadly outbreaks in world history. One of the reasons that this pandemic should remain in discussion today is that it may have much to tell us about current influenza, and prepare us for a possible future outbreak.

Recognizing symptoms of depression in yourself and others is important. Here is a list of ways to recognize depression and its triggers, and what to do about it.

If you're planning a trip to the Southwest, be sure to include Tucson in your list of places to visit. Here's why.

Texas debates whether or not courses on the Bible should be taught, while the majority of US high schools provide no real-life credit lessons for students. Until those lessons are required, here are some tips for today's youth on avoiding debt.

A brief look at early 20th century American cities provides the foundation for today's social and economic issues.

FDR's social and economic programs during the 1930s improved the quality of life for many American workers. The federally funded Works Progress Administration (WPA) provided stable income and a much-needed shot in the arm of self-respect for skilled workers.