Articles by Armon Owlia

I.M. Pei, the Chinese-American Pritzker Prize-winning architect world-renowned for his designs often incorporating high amount of glass, has died. He was 102. Mr. Pei’s son,…

It was the report that America and the world waited with bated breath to hear. The report that would reveal, once and for all, whether…

It has been almost surreal, for the past eight years, to see the changing perception of the autism spectrum — especially in the media. From…

There are many names in the great institution of journalism that can be considered legendary. However, very few of them can claim they changed journalism…

There’s an old saying that politics is like a game of chess, with two sides of the same game battling it out to see who…

In the course of history, many things have been sure. We are born, we grow, we learn and we die. However, much of that experience…

When Barack Obama was elected as the 44th president of the United States Nov. 4, 2008, it would have been difficult to predict how much…

A personal favorite time of mine within not only American, but world history, is the rise of the suffrage movement. From the first women’s rights…

Imagine a multinational corporation, Apple, if you will. A global entity, one that can reach far and wide with a strong following. It has a…

It is the ultimate task of the journalist, whether it be a small and independent source as myself, or a large and diverse source as…