Most American workers are hired “at will”: Employers owe their employees nothing in the relationship except earned wages, and employees are at liberty to quit at their option.
When American and Mexican engineers drafted the 1944 water treaty, they did not foresee today’s prolonged megadrought.
While the phrase “ghost kitchen” may conjure up images of haunted houses, the reality is a bit more mundane.
Now is the time to establish clear standards for carbon farming that ensure that only real net changes in carbon receive financial rewards.
Gain-of-function experiments may help researchers test scientific theories, develop new technologies and find treatments for infectious diseases, such as COVID-19.
TCUs provide pathways to higher education that many Native students would not otherwise have due to geographic isolation, family and community responsibilities and poverty.
While severe droughts, hurricanes, rising oceans and climate migration can seem new and unique to our time, past crises carry important lessons about how changing climates can destabilize human societies.
Tennessee’s Constitution includes a provision that bars three groups from holding office: atheists, ministers and those engaging in duels.
The exponential growth in visitors is generating pollution and putting wildlife at risk to a degree that threatens the future of the park system.
Getting rid of national politics on the opinion page can help newspapers attract readers and cool tensions in their community.