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Americans like to say, "When you're in Mexico, don't drink the water." Mexicans will soon have a maxim of their own: "When you're in America, don't eat the Chipotle."

The initiative began in earnest more than a decade ago when baseball's top executive was diagnosed with a severe case of melanoma.

It appears new legislation in Oregon might be the key to bringing opposing political parties together.

Measles outbreaks create a lot of fear (and frustration) in people. 

From afar I once watched – and was captivated, actually, by its oddity – as a deer stood before a planting of big, bright identical flowers and began eating.

A statement just released by Habitat for Humanity reveals President Jimmy Carter "has been working hard all week.

News that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was scheduled to appear on FOX News's show "Tucker Carlson Tonight" this week raised concerns among those of us who follow the anti-vaccine movement closely.

Somewhere along the way critical reasoning and a healthy dose of skepticism were supplanted by tacit acceptance as fact press releases and publications generated from academic institutions, those “perfectly” credentialed and arbitrarily deemed sci

Do you know Conway’s law?  “Any organization that designs a system (defined broadly) will produce a design whose structure is a copy of the organization's communication structure.” Simply put, our design reflects how we act and communicate.

There has rightfully been much public discussion on how to fight back against the scourge of fake news.