Health statistics fill today's information environment, but even most doctors, who must make daily decisions and recommendations based on numerical data, lack the basic statistical literacy they require to make such decisions effectively. A major new rep

Last year, I was driving my family back from our summer holidays in France when my wife's bicycle parted company with the bike rack and landed on a wet and busy M20 motorway in Kent at 70mph (well, OK, it might have been 80mph). We pulled over and phoned

Last fall, Chris Hayhurst tackled the title role in San Joaquin Delta College's wildly zany production of Moliere's "Scapino." At the time, he described the part as perhaps the most physically demanding of his young career.

A New York company purchased the information empire from Roanoke County resident Ron Shandler. It's a day that Ron Shandler had "always hoped for, but never expected" to happen. The fantasy baseball guru, who operates an information empire in print

It is misleading to label Tom Kocal's editorial and subsequent pro-gun letters as "Pro2A." As Chuck Wemstrom pointed out, the Second Amendment, more than any other Constitutional amendment, has always been open to interpretation.