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Bernadette Greene-Placentia says she is sharing her story in order to fight for victims of sexual assault

Originally, Greene-Placentia wanted to “forget it happened.” But she’s speaking up behalf of countless other victims: “I need to let women know that it’s okay to talk about it.”

The Cornell Seven, A Tragic & Not At All Rare Crime On Campuses.

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For years, mifepristone and similar drugs have been used to treat uterine fibroids and endometriosis. Now researchers are exploring whether these drugs could have other uses in women’s health, includi...

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How is it possible that we’re still here twelve years later

Conquer 20 American cities, make Questionable Decisions, and win at all costs. The hilarious political strategy board game for 2–6 players. Order yours today!

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A new report from The Washington Post sheds light on what the president is willing to do to “leave his imprint on monumental D.C.”

Veronica Escobar tells Guardian she was prevented from speaking to detainees at much-criticized Texas facility

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Knowledge Denied is Catastrophe Unleashed

Social media claims that US truckers will strike from October 1 over high fuel prices have spread online, with posts warning of food and supply chain shortages., US News, Times Now

McConnell returned to the Senate this week—but his recovery may be far from over, one expert told Newsweek.

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Please read Sarah Kendzior’s brilliant piece.

Unmanned ground vehicles are conducting once-impossible medical evacuations along Ukraine’s front lines.

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Let’s recognize the fierce urgency of now, on this 9/11 anniversary and as we look ahead to November

For a quarter century, America has treated immigration enforcement as a form of counterterrorism. Yet, instead of making us safer, it has given rise to an increasingly militarized agency that uses its vast surveillance network and policing powers to target and kill innocent people.