Articles by Dan Lewis

When the pipes under your sink spring a leak, you call a plumber.  But what does New York City do when the [...]

Almost the entire world — even those societies which have separate calendering systems — use the [...]

The Western depiction of life in the Soviet Union could have accurately be described is cold, gray, and [...]

On August 23, 2011, an earthquake of magnitude 5.8 struck central Virginia, causing reverberations up and [...]

In 1967, Bill Martin, Jr. collaborated with author and illustrator Eric Carle (who wrote The Very Hungry [...]

  Cairo, the capital of Egypt, is one of the largest urban areas in the world, with over 6.5 million [...]

Go to a mirror and look at either of your eyes. Then, while keeping your head still, look at the other one. [...]

Food fights are a hallmark element of many American coming of age movies, as high schoolers or college [...]

In 1963, France and West Germany placed a tariff on the importation of chicken. For the United States this [...]