United States International Relations

Earlier this week, Egypt’s military “transferred power to the military,” as the Masry Al-Youm newspaper put it. (more…)

It was just about time I would jump on the bandwagon and write about 50 Shades of Grey. Or, better said, I would write against 50 Shades of Grey. (more…)

Immigration reform is certainly a hot- and hugely divisive- topic in the heated debates running up to the 2012 election. (more…)

As a woman in the field of biotechnology, I am blessed to see the contributions of some highly intelligent and successful women. (more…)

What is Kim Kardashian famous for? (more…)

One of the most common reasons why many of us struggle with weight loss and weight maintenance is because we fail to look at the: who, what, when, where, how and why we actually gained the weight in the first place. (more…)

This week’s bizarre Supreme Court decision on the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, is judicial activism pure and simple. (more…)

Every choice me make throughout our day brings us further or closer to the health, relationships, level of financial success and lifestyle we want most. (more…)

In an age of growing cynicism towards the media, to the point psychologist are now extensively studying the hostile media bias, something interesting happened. (more…)

Bain Capital is quickly becoming the bane of Mitt Romney’s existence. (more…)

Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise have been with us for many years in both television and movies. (more…)

With 24/7 access to nutritionally depleted, technologically created, chemically treated “food,” many of us are taking in thousands of calories that do little to sustain us, let alone nourish us and encourage us to thrive. (more…)

Lately, couples have been complaining about their significant other and their lack of Facebook involvement. (more…)

One of the reasons why we lose motivation to workout is because the exercise we’re doing isn’t in line with our “fitness personality.” (more…)

I have my theories. But, before I delve into the social pathology of women in the working world, (more…)

An apology by Secretary of State Clinton ended the months’ long impasse between the U.S. in Pakistan over an air strike that killed 24 Pakistani soldiers (more…)

Everyone has been waiting with bated breath for days for the June jobs report, (more…)

If one were living in a romantic, old seaside village in Lebanon; tending to gardening and the simpler life; without TV; without newspaper; without internet news stories about the world; then Lebanon would seem a pretty calm place to live. (more…)

While the holidays are a time to celebrate with family and friends, for many of us, it’s also a time to kick our healthy eating to the curb until January 1st. (more…)

While traveling often involves a change in our usual eating and exercise routine, one of the greatest reasons why we put on “travel pounds” is due to how we’re ordering our food and what we’re eating at different restaurants while away. (more…)

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