The House of Representatives is poised to mandate gender-bias-awareness workshops known as STEMinars that have the capacity to undermine the meritocratic culture that enables America’s success in science.

In search of the truth about the American condition, the author examines the latest social, economic, attitudinal, and demographic data.

This invaluable reference reveals surprising trends that define twentieth-century America.

The twentieth century was truly the first measured century, the first era when the disparate activity of human life came to be seen as quantifiable and people set out to change the world using data.

This review of attitudinal data on work suggests that American workers are broadly satisfied with their jobs.

One percent of those surveyed said that the budget agreement will deliver all that politicians have promised--a balanced budget, lower taxes, and spending cuts.

Because women make up more than half of the electorate and because they have been voting at higher rates than men since 1980, press commentary has focused on women.