Americans often pay extortionate amounts for their prescriptions, but some relief is in sight.
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Kwane Stewart has spent the last decade providing free medical care to homeless people’s pets
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When a man from Hannah’s past reappears, her daughter is left with more questions than answers.
1973 saw the births of hip-hop, disco, the cell phone, and a certain telekinetic prom queen.
To most 21st century Americans, Hawaii is a tropical paradise. But how that paradise became part of the United States is a long, complex, and often dark story.
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Want to explore a World War II sub, a nuclear-powered merchant vessel, or the USS Midway? Bill Newcott tells you how to tour these maritime legacies.
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In this poignant painting, Rockwell captured the moment between the pastimes of youth and maturity.
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Whether it’s kids with colds or fathers with fevers, bugs have always been a bother!
