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For the past two decades, the Washington, D.C.-based City Kids program has been helping at-risk kids from low-income neighborhoods in Read More

The Sierra Club and Latino Outdoors organizations in Oregon collaborated with The Next Door to offer free Spanish-language hike leader Read More

The U.S. spends approximately $12.6 billion on pet supplies and over-the-counter medication annually, but a new drug treatment could potentially Read More

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In the last two decades, patent and trademark lawsuits have increased from 500 annually to an average of nearly 3,000 Read More

While one-fourth of customers who pay their bills electronically only have to worry about an improved relationship with their biller, Read More

According to the United States Department of Education, there are now more minority students in U.S. K-12 school systems than Read More

Recently, General Motors announced that they would continue to manufacture automobiles without airbags until 2019 in Mexico. In the wake Read More