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Police discrimination has been a hot-button issue in the U.S. for decades and now, new research shows that it continues 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
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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