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Treating Ebola Has Focused on the Physical – but There Will Be Mental Scars Too
To date, only few, and largely uncoordinated, efforts have been made to address the mental health needs of victims.
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Migrant Farmworkers Ask Ben and Jerry’s to Provide “Milk With Dignity“
Inside the supply chain of Ben & Jerry's ice cream, migrant farmworker Victor Diaz's wages were being illegally withheld last summer.
South Carolina Massacre: Why Don’t We Call Killing of Nine Black Churchgoers an Act of Terrorism?
Why are so many politicians and much of the media afraid to call the mass shooting an act of terrorism? We discuss the double standards in coverage of shootings …
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The First Survival University?
One US institution of higher learning may reorient its coursework to help address the world's most pressing challenges.
Massacre in Charleston: Nine Shot Dead at Historic Black Church
The victims were attending Bible study at the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church when the attack occurred.
Justice Gets Delivered to FedEx Workers
We'll see if FedEx has learned its lesson about worker misclassification.
Clinton Cash Goes Missing for a Controversial 2014 NYU Speech
NYU, which has been accused of providing multi-million dollar residences to an elite group of staff, is now linked to the Clinton cash by the truckload scandal.
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How All 50 States Can Go 100 Percent Renewable by 2050
Stanford researchers released a study just last week that shows how all 50 states can go 100 percent renewable by 2050.
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A Hawk’s Eye View of Climate Change
Much of the talk revolved around beefing up military infrastructure at home and abroad to be resistant to harsher climates.
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The Supreme Court’s 5-4 Decisions Can Be Reversed With Even One New Justice
One nomination, one vote, could make the dissent the majority.