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The article argues that fighting society's disintegration due to engagement in selfish behavior is a spiritual challenge that must be addressed through collective effort just as what Moses and God were trying to teach to the Israelites.

The article informs that the Tennessee Dept. of Health has issued updated data about the race, ethnicity and other demographics of Tennesseans who have received the COVID-19 vaccine. It mentions access is complicated by key barriers; and car keys, computer access, and commercial insurance coverage should not be prerequisites for COVID-19 vaccinations.

The article focuses on the general disintegration of law and order on the island of St. Martin as survivors of Hurricane Irma struggled in the face of severe food and water shortages, and the absence of electricity and phone service. Topics covered include residents complaining of the shortage of food after groups of looters scavenge grocery stores, the response of countries that oversee territories in the region, and the damage left by the storm on the region.

The article focuses on the Thread, an organization in the U.S. launched by biomedical scientist Sarah Hemminger which aims to address social fragmentation and social isolation.

In this article, the author expresses his views on the Chinese revolution as a project to perpetuate the power of a political party and forestall social fragmentation. He offers information on the book "The Old Regime and the Revolution," by Alexis de Tocqueville. He mentions the views of Chinese anti-corruption czar Wang Qishan on the content of such book.

The article reports that some of the television images of Chinese President Xi Jinping, visiting the Shenshan Village in China as part of his annual Lunar New Year pilgrimage to meet with ordinary Chinese, conflict the contemporary reality of rural social fragmentation.

The article focuses on the Horizons 2025 report regarding social and political fragmentation by the Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives and include topics on job creation, public policy, and the projects for economic development.

The article reports on the causes of the economic and social disturbance in Nigeria during the Christmas season in 2009. It is stated that President Umaru Yar'Adua was out of the country for heart ailment treatment but refused to let Vice President Goodluck Jonathan take over. It notes that a Northwest Airlines Corp. flight was attacked by the Al-Queda using Umar Farouk Abdul Mutallab by trying to blow it up. It also mentions that the country endured fuel shortages and erratic power supply.

The article informs that Navi Pillay, the United Nations (UN) human rights chief, has delivered a "mixed report" on human rights progress worldwide. She highlighted politically-driven instability in Bangladesh and discussed situation of migrants in various countries. She said that the situation in the Central African Republic and Syria is deteriorating rapidly.