Culture and Society

With standout voices and vivid numbers, perfectly comedic costumes and musical hijinks, Albert Bergeret's glorious staging made this 'Pirates' a joy from start to finish.

Since 1986, The Sentencing Project has worked to address ineffectiveness and racial bias in sentencing policy.

December 31 – New Year's Eve – is celebrated by people all over the world as they wait for midnight and the start of a new year.

'The Play That Goes Wrong' demonstrates wonderfully the myriad of problems that can arise in putting on a play. Don't miss this comedy at the Kennedy Center.

More than 15 years after the bill's last renewal expired, Congress updated the Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act with an unusual degree of consensus.

On December 18, by an unexpectedly large 87-12 margin, the Senate passed the “First Step” criminal justice reform bill, setting the stage for final action (House approval of the Senate’s changes and presidential signature). Two days later, the House of Representatives cleared the Senate-passed bill, which President Trump has pledged, by …

Investments in technology on so many levels – transportation, security, shipping, logistics, etc. – will continue to be made at astounding rates.

'The Critical Few' by legendary consultant and author John Katzenbach, with Gretchen Anderson and James Thomas, is an essential guidebook for any company that aims to tap into the power of its own culture.

Should Christmas presents be given in wrapping paper or placed in a gift bag and covered with tissue paper?

Affluenza, the inability to comprehend the consequences of one’s actions thanks to financial privilege and influence, has been with us for all of history.