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On Tuesday, July 7, hopeful U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton called for legislative changes that would allow Puerto Rico’s Read More
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A nursing home in Mexico designed to take care of formerly homeless seniors may have been intentionally set on fire, Read More
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It’s a well known fact of life: giving birth is typically painful; very, very painful. Thanks to new technology, men Read More