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Incredible life-changing programs, such as Narcotics Anonymous, rehab facilities, and halfway houses help addicts by granting them a sense of community and giving them a purpose through a clear head and service to others.

By Daniel Zurek

Large multinational companies continue to rely on governmental interference in the economy to choose the winners and losers.

By Devon Gibbons

One could surmise that Burton’s intention in eroticizing the original narrative was, in a sense, a sort of primitive feminist endeavor.

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Her name was Emily Doe.

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The pros and cons of seeking genetic information.

By Kenneth Sousie

I’d learned three things that day. First, I am an ambidextrous drummer. Second, I really wanted this job. Third, things often do not go as you expect them to.

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A grandmother’s cooking helps her forge a connection with her granddaughter.

By Lola Jacobs

It is not what I get, that will define me. It’s what I do with it.

By Stephanie Jones

Does New York City uphold its reputation as an innovator in public health?