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Sixty-one million Americans—that’s 26% of the population—live with some kind of disability. These are our neighbors, our friends, our co-workers,

It’s easy to be convinced by talk show hosts, editorial writers, and politicians that American security hangs on the razor’s

The fossil record of planet earth tells us that there have been five mass extinctions—the most famous being the fifth

If you were to compare the revenues of the highest-grossing feature film in history and the highest-grossing video game in

Schools across America face an increasingly diverse student population while deep-seated institutional biases endure. Darnisa Amante argues that successful leaders

Public understanding of healthcare is driven principally by our own personal experience—and that of our loved ones—with doctors, nurses, and

Millions of Americans live with mental illness every day. Sarah Fawn Montgomery is a poet and author who explores the

We live in a golden age of digital media content. From podcasts to blogs and online programs, there’s never been

Democracy relies on facts, accurately reported and commonly understood—and journalists play an essential role in building that shared body of