What is The Difference Between Tequila and Mezcal
Imagine yourself seated at a sun-drenched cantina, the air buzzing with mariachi music and spicy aromas. On the table, two…
Nancy Vawter
Nancy Vawter has been a reporter and writer since shortly after her graduation from the University of Arizona. She spent seven years with the New York Post, working as a national feature writer in New York. She later taught journalism as an assistant professor at American University in Washington.
The Diverse Landscape of American Expats in the Middle East
In years past, most American expats left the country for political or philosophical reasons. American expats are commonly thought of…
Do The American People Really Love War?
There has long been the perception throughout the world that Americans are an inherently militaristic nation constantly pining for armed…
How Does the Japanese Healthcare System Work?
Japan boasts the world’s highest life expectancy, and its exceptional healthcare system deserves a closer look. But how does it…
What is the Origin of Utopia and Dystopia?
Dystopian literature, a genre that paints a grim and often chilling portrait of the future, has captivated readers for centuries.…
Top Five Wines for Valentine’s Day
Valentine’s Day is made for that special someone in your life. On the other hand, instead of just two people,…
Six Song Titles Featuring Countries
Many popular song titles have cities, states, streets, and other points of interest. Let’s take a better look at six…
The Five Most Important Events of the Civil Rights Movement
As we delve into the significant milestones of the Civil Rights Movement, it’s crucial to revisit and understand five pivotal…
Real Story Behind Japan Used Underwear Vending Machine
Among the most persistent myths of the width and breadth of Japan’s sexual perversions is this one: visitors have claimed…
What Is Prison Like In Japan?
In one of my previous jobs, I had the somewhat unenviable task of visiting a number of Japanese prisons; I…