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The US chain offers a low-cost option, but it’s far from ideal for all patients.
They want the company to stop using fossil fuels entirely.
A Department of Homeland Security shake-up has left the agency depleted of leadership. And a government run by acting officials has its downsides for the president.
Think on this: The light at the center of the black hole picture has been forever removed from the observable universe.
It’s Islamophobia, plain and simple.
Alaa Salah, a 22-year-old Sudanese woman, has become an icon of the country’s uprising.
A key hint in the question of whether the president evaded taxes.
Three things to know about the former oil lobbyist who’s just been confirmed as the new Secretary of the Interior.
The economics, origins, and future of fake pee.
“Money generated from one set of crimes was used to further other crimes,” prosecutors say.
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange was arrested on Thursday morning.
It was accurate — and incredibly imaginative.
Democrats nationwide should pay attention to the results of the state-level election.
Online returns are terrible for the environment, and for workers. But that’s not why brands are making it more difficult.
If the plan can survive politics, it can demonstrate how to create tight-knit urban communities.