Antibiotic resistance is a big problem that scientists around the world are trying to solve. When bacteria become resistant to antibiotics, it becomes harder to treat infections and […]
Policy / Rights and Equality
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Freedom & The Press: A Global Perspective
The Methodology The WPFI evaluates countries based on seven criteria: pluralism, media independence, environment and self-censorship, legislative framework, transparency, infrastructure, and abuses. The index takes into account the […]
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The Looming Crisis of Rural Hospital Closures
In the heartland of America, a silent crisis is unfolding. Over 600 rural hospitals, nearly 30% of all rural hospitals in the country, are at risk of closing. […]
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Because what is known must be shared
While working on a project for my father, I became reacquainted with the OCLC (Online Computer Library Center). Founded in 1967 as the Ohio College Library Center, it […]
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In Indiana, a Fight for Affordable Medications: Moral vs. Market
The cost of prescription drugs, a hot-button issue across the United States, is also causing a stir in Indiana, a state where lawmakers are wrestling with the moral, […]
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Human Trafficking in Indiana
The modern-day form of slavery that is human trafficking occurs in every state, Indiana is no different. Victims of human trafficking are forced to work against their will, […]
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A Spotlight on the Social Determinants of Health
The United States is entering a new era of health initiatives, with the spotlight firmly placed on the non-medical factors that influence our well-being. This shift in focus […]
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Biden’s Pragmatic Approach Yields Significant Legislative Wins But Who Is Paying Attention
In a political landscape marked by infighting and a shifting balance of power, President Joe Biden’s first term has proven surprisingly productive. Despite losing control of the House […]
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A Significant Decline in Migrant Crossings: another win for the WH
In a surprising turn of events, the number of migrants attempting to cross the southwest U.S. border has plummeted to its lowest point since President Biden took office. […]
Homelessness / Policy
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Progress Amid Housing Challenges
As the United States grapples with the economic fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic, a new report from Security.org offers a glimmer of hope amid the adversity. Despite rising […]