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“We Want to Save This Investment”: Advocates Race to Secure Maternal Health Funding Before It Runs Out
Over the last five years, nearly $90 million has gone to state committees that review maternal deaths and identify their ...
13 French skincare and beauty brands you can shop without a trip to Paris
The French know a thing or two about amazing skin, so we set out to learn their secrets, tapping experts to find out which ...
The Trump administration is using ‘fascist propaganda’ to promote its mass deportation campaign, experts say
Under Trump, the Department of Homeland Security has embraced new tactics — and bizarre memes and historical references — as it carries out its mass deportation campaign, writes Josh Marcus ...
Woman Goes Viral for Spending 4 Years Removing 30 Tattoos. She Was Shocked at the Results: 'I Feel Free' (Exclusive)
"I truly felt like I was walking around with scars — mainly on my arms, which were hard to hide unless I wore long sleeves," ...
Opinion
As women's sport grows, so do the threats to racialized athletes
Online abuse poisoned the recent Women's Euros championship. The reality is that despite all the well-intentioned programs in the world, racialized and misogynist hatred can fester.
Muir Woods exhibit becomes first casualty of White House directive to erase history
The National Park Service has taken down an exhibit at Muir Woods National Monument that aimed to tell a more complete ...
Unethical or inevitable? Artists question where to draw the line on AI-generated art
A Halifax photographer using ChatGPT to transform her images into illustrations is opening up a conversation about the purpose of art in the age of artificial intelligence.