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A legal battle between government officials in upstate New York city and a local Presbyterian Church has created a new challenge to religious freedom. The… Read More
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Republicans’ trust in GOP leadership is dwindling, according to a poll conducted by EMC Research in the days leading up to 2015. The national survey… Read More
EducationNews
Sexual violence in the context of criminal law is now considered too disturbing to study for students attending the nation’s most prestigious law school. According… Read More
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For the Armas family, one picture meant much more than a thousand words. In August 1999, doctors diagnosed Samuel Armas—who was still in his mother’s… Read More
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Just over half of Americans view Christmas as a religious holiday, according to a Pew Research poll conducted a year ago. To them, President Obama’s… Read More
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Fetal surgery has existed for more than three decades in the United States, but in many countries the life-saving procedure is just being introduced. In… Read More
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Roughly 3 percent of babies born each year in the United States suffer from a complex birth defect, according to the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. That number… Read More
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Christmas is just around the corner. If you’re still searching for the perfect gift, take a look at what’s on our Christmas list: 1. “America:… Read More
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Each year, residents of Washington, D.C., enjoy an abundance of Christmas celebrations unique to the nation’s capital. From “The Nutcracker” ballet at the Kennedy Center… Read More
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President Obama yesterday struggled to quiet hecklers who claim his executive action on immigration didn’t go far enough. During a speech Tuesday at Chicago’s Copernicus… Read More
