The struggle to get enough nutritious food could be far worse than previously understood, according to a new study examining the intersection between hunger and the types of foods found at nearby stores.
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The struggle to get enough nutritious food could be far worse than previously understood, according to a new study examining the intersection between hunger and the types of foods found at nearby stores.
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More than half of gun owners do not safely store all their guns, according to a new survey of 1,444 US gun owners conducted by researchers at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
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A new University of Delaware Center for Political Communication/ RABA Research poll found nearly three-fourths (71%) of Americans surveyed view Muslims as being more "them" than "us."
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Are voters in new democracies so disenchanted with the political process that more and more are staying away from the polls?
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Several social scientists explain why, despite the US exit from the Paris climate agreement, policy analysis reveals states and agencies continue to take climate change seriously.
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A recent report by medical experts entitled “Historical development and current status of organ procurement from death-row prisoners in China” states that organs from killed prisoners are still being utilized for transplantation in China”, while many Western medical transplant doctors believe that the practice no longer exists.
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US decision to pull out of the Paris agreement is bad news for both the US and rest of the world.
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Washington: First ladies are often defined by the causes they champion, but they also play a vital role the public rarely sees, says Stacy Cordery, an expert on first families and a professor of history at Iowa State University.
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Washington: Style, not substance, accounts for Donald Trump’s US Republican presidential nomination, according to a psychological analysis from the University of British Columbia.
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