Stories by Rodger Doyle

Measuring the human impact on global resources

Rapidly warming Arctic will have global consequences

The profession is heading toward its biggest crisis

The job of blocking prying eyes falls mostly to the states

State budget constraints threaten public health

World power could shift if natural gas supplants oil

The fossil fuel age will end, but few agree on when

As farming declines, rural America adapts to survive

States and localities undermine tax progressiveness

Variable sense of civic duty affects voter turnout

Productivity led to working-class decline

The skewed ratio means marriage is later, not sooner

How to create an American version of apartheid

Why African-Americans moved out of the South

In the U.S., cohabitation is here to stay

The U.S. is not number one

The evolution of women in the U.S. job market

Americans are discarding taboos against mixed unions

Fluctuating U.S. birth rates elude definitive explanation

Avoiding future shortages demans crucial choices now

The benefits of globalization are spread unevenly

It is nearly two centuries old and likely to continue

Rehabilitation is making a comeback

Fundamentalism persists but shows signs of moderation