With billionaires going where no billionaire has gone before, David Gunkel asks you to remember the good girl who did it first, more than half a century ago.

"Emotional Climate Change" could be heating up — or cooling down — your environment at work, church, and just about anywhere humans interact.

Reduce, reuse, recycle, restore — Rick Brooks revisits two little letters that are doing remarkable things.

John Frana says we're looking at the student loan crisis all wrong.

Can dogs and cats have careers? Probably not. But then again, there was Tom McBride's cat, Franklin.

Voting rights are under attack, so Deborah Booth says there might be another way to preserve and protect them.

Two years ago, Jodi Ritter shared her Perspective on what she had learned from her two-year-old. Now, the mother and son are back with new insights.

Dan Kenney sees opportunities for society in a post-pandemic world — but we need to act quickly.

Katie Andraski learns a lesson about letting go.

Independence Day is more than picnics and fireworks, according to Bob Evans. Consider it a commitment ceremony.