This Independence Day, Wester Wuori contemplates how he now lives in a country where his daughter has fewer rights than her mother and grandmother.

Got passionate opinions but marching's not your thing? Never fear, Suzanne Degges-White has tips on affecting change in your own way.

Frankie DiCiaccio says it's time to unite because abortion and bodily autonomy are linked to other civil rights.

Our scents are primal, says Katie Andraski. So what do you do when your scent is canceled?

As America is about to celebrate its independence, Bob Evans says "the trail of our history is littered with violations of our deepest principles."

Lou Ness is angry and wants to see you at the polls.

"Screen Time Puritan" Beth Schewe gets a parenting lesson in the Esports arena.

Just when our world's problems seem too big, Elizabeth Bach of the Nature Conservancy Illinois steps up to say there's something meaningful you can do close to home.

Expect to feel the heat this summer, and Robert Ullrich says it won't just be the weather. So he invites us into his American Government classroom to explain.

We need to pay more attention to what nature is trying to tell us, says Lonny Cain after his recent trip to Yellowstone.