#societal-change

#societal-change

"Never again." This pledge became the single most important avowal in the early days of West Germany following the end of World War II. It is a promise that society made to itself.

The wealthier society becomes, the more it benefits even the poorest members, creating a world that is fundamentally improved for everyone.

An article on fireworks is timely and will attract attention. It may be said that the Fourth of July is toning down pyrotechnically and explosively.

The last time England played a Test match against Zimbabwe, in 2003, Rob Key was in the middle order instead of the managing director's job.

"Nostalgia for a supposedly lost past drives much of Trump's appeal, especially in blue-collar counties disrupted by industrial job loss and changes in societal norms."

The survey shows that church attendance in England and Wales has actually increased by 50% over the past six years, particularly among young men who value traditional family structures.

Zosia Bielski explores our evolving relationship with time post-pandemic, focusing on work, leisure, and the impact of a busier culture on daily life.

"Empathy is often spoken about in lofty terms during award season, but its essence is about understanding and connecting deeply with others through our experiences."

The idea that people should be able to choose their own communities-instead of being stuck where they are born-is a distinctly American innovation.