The Alabama Senate recently passed a bill that expands Safe Haven Laws, which permit the surrender of newborns at designated […]
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The Alabama Senate recently passed a bill that expands Safe Haven Laws, which permit the surrender of newborns at designated […]
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I would call it a “pet peeve,” but the stakes are higher: I can’t stand policy arguments based on inaccurate […]
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Sixteen minutes into the second episode of Hulu’s new Handmaid’s Tale, Offred (Elizabeth Moss), having recently given birth to her […]
There’s nothing better than kicking back with a light read in the warm months of the year. Summer is a […]