1981-

Describes the 13 parks, monuments, and preserves of Alaska.

A selection color, captioned photos describe everyday life and scenery in Ireland.

Assesses the crisis facing the United States as it approaches the twenty-first century and outlines what can be done to avoid it.

Wael Ghonim was a little-known, thirty-year-old Google employee in the summer of 2010 when he protested the death of one Egyptian man through a Facebook page. The page's following quickly expanded and moved from online to a nonconfrontational movement and on January 25, 2011 Tahir Square in Egypt was crowded with people calling for change. As the revolution began in earnest, he was arrested and held for twelve days of interrogation. Upon his release he gave a speech on national television and four days later Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak was gone.

Uses the metaphor of a disease to explore how society has been affected by Americans' obsessive quest for material gain.

A collection of essays which define "the religious right", discussing their attitudes regarding foreign policy, economic and social justice, homosexuality, and AIDS, from differing viewpoints. Includes a section on televangelists.