Rebecca Clark-Callender

Heard an over/under from your favorite sports outlet lately?

"Comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable." (adapted from the works of Finley Peter Dunne)

Apostles, prophecies, and a thirst for power

Untangling the legal implications of large-scale violence.

How the social media platform is (and isn't) a catalyst of conversation

Have we left the golden years of science?

What happens when you slow down socializing?

A look at the evolution of a singular sub-genre of fright films.

A deep dive into the relationship between law, journalism, and politics. 

How technology has shaped the publishing industry. 

An evolution of pardons, power, and executive priviledge.  

Are we on the brink of a major shift in how the world does business?

At the beginning of the 16th century, fat was a part of the divine ideal. In the 18th century, that all changed.

When did we all get scared of fat?

Obesity emerged early on as a risk factor for COVID-19. But is the true risk of weight actually the care bigger bodies receive?

How the committee's case could aid a Justice Department indictment, and more.

The stories are heartbreaking and, worst of all, deeply familiar.

How do we fear the incomprehensible?