There is a clever ad for the State Street Corporation Financial Services and Bank founded in 1792 located in Boston. The ad got my...

Why do some people take risks and others don’t? Do genes control everything about our behavior and decision making? I first saw an...

Photo by Gayatri Malhotra There certainly was a breach of trust when “Politico” discovered a draft of a proposal from Justice Alito...

Photo by Ian Hutchinson Before I look at the perspectives of religion on abortion, let me share with you a story of when I was wrong....

It was both Freud and Jung who indicated that dreams are the road to the unconscious. Others advocated for the “primal scream” as the...

I read an interesting article in the April 28 Inquirer by Susan Snyder about research at West Chester University on helping teachers to...

I have noticed that most of the people who appear in the press are identified as conservatives, liberals, progressives, or radical right...

One of the core ingredients leading to moral behavior is seeking after truth. It is interesting to note that various categories of lying...

The Tower of Babel is a biblical account that is part of a series of sin or alienation stories. It describes how nations got alienated...

When we purchased our home, I couldn’t remember much about it. It was during the time of few homes and many people in the market to buy....

I am indebted to NPR journalists, Rachel Treisman, Joe Hernandez, and Selena Simmons Duffin who wrote about the decision of Judge Kathryn...

Philadelphia has a reputation for corruption in politics. Recently Labor leader, John Dougherty, City Council Member Bobby Henon,...