Everybody experiences a crisis at one time or another. Some crises can be short and resolved quickly. At other times, the crisis can be long and extended, as is the case in of death, a break-up, or a drawn out period of unemployment. While some individuals seem to be able...

The reduction of nationwide speed limits to 60 miles per hour (mph) has the potential to save some 3,000 lives per year (Shafi, Parks, Gentilello, 2008). Through the utilization of the CRASHCOST software provided by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and through the calculations of maximizing fuel efficiency through...

The “Secession Crisis” describes a historical event in United States history that occurred between 1860-61. During the Secession Crisis, several states in the southeastern region of the United States, made the decision to secede, or legally separate themselves from, the United States. The rationale behind this decision was increasing pressure...

Dear Mr. President, After addressing the nation immediately following the disastrous consequences of Hurricane Katrina, President Bush assured the American people that he and the United States government would make it their priority to “do whatever it takes” to ensure that there would be as rapid a recovery as possible...

There are multiple issues associated with the “Fight for 15.” The term “Fight for 15” refers to the recent movement to increase the minimum wage to $15.00. This is particularly true for those who work in the fast food industry, where the movement began. The movement has used non-violent techniques...