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The King's Community Support Centre, which sees students provide free counselling, is set to roughly double in size from eight students to 15 in January.

False claim spreads that residual DNA in mRNA COVID-19 vaccines causes aggressive cancer. FDA scientists state no evidence of this.

Do it. This will help us find a longterm solution [to homelessness], urged Rashad Ayyash when asked what he would tell other property owners considering homeless shelters or frontline agencies as tenants.

A feature program about The Vanderbilt Project on Unity and American Democracy will make its Nashville Public Television debut on Thursday, Nov. 16, at 8:30 p.m. CT and will be available afterward on the PBS app. Directly following the premiere, at 9:30 p.m., Vanderbilt professor John Geer and Unity Project co-chairs Bill Haslam and Samar Ali will discuss what they’ve learned in the two years since the project’s inception. 

Vanderbilt celebrated its “bedrock principle” of free speech through a series of panels and discussions Oct. 10–17 during the university’s inaugural celebration of national Free Speech Week.

United Way Elgin Middlesex is making an open call to grassroots organizations and equity-seeking groups with pitches to fight poverty.

Experts in London compared scans taken using a portable MRI scanner with those from traditional MRI machines.

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

Last Sunday marked two years since Gavin Newsom announced his COVID-19 vaccine mandate for all K-12 students in California, and the battle for our children and our autonomy has never been more imperative The Unity Project’s mission remains steadfast, and we need your help to continue to implement strategies and amplify voices moving the needle in the fight for medical freedom, parental rights, and local sovereignty. We’ve accomplished a lot in two years but there is a lot more work to be don...

One of the city’s long-established emergency shelters says skyrocketing rents and renovictions have forced some former clients back through their doors.