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Some people in America feel less safe than they used to, even as crime goes down for them. They point to urban areas, where many poor people of color live and are afraid.

Five books that unveil Indias borderlands and their hidden tales. From arid deserts to lush coasts, heres a rich tapestry of cultures and human resilience.

She would be home soon, and it was important that I choose correctly: red or white. No, I’m not talking about having an adult beverage. The Wife doesn’t ask me […]

If you were raised in church, you’re probably familiar with Jesus’ prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane where He famously said, “Father, if it is Your will, take this cup

Dear Doctors: Would you please address radon gas? I've spent 40 years in real estate sales here in Florida, and while radon is noted in inspections, most b...

Our recap captures all the significant limited partner, general partner and startup developments from the week that went by.

Welcome, Dear Reader, to the Dog Days of Summer. Yes, once again, we find ourselves in that oh-so-magical time between July 3 and August 11, a time known for its stretch of hot, humid days. According to the Old Farmer’s Almanac, the Dog Days were thought by ancient Greeks and Romans to be a time of

Dear Doctors: I'm a 97-year-old woman. Sometimes my blood pressure drops, and I faint. It lasts just a few seconds, because as soon as I'm prone, I wake up...

It is hard to imagine two people more qualified to speak on this issue than world-renowned chef Dan Barber and Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Betsy Kolbert. The conversation will be moderated

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero