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There are some mysteries that will never be solved, like the true identity of serial killer Jack the Ripper or the reason why your mom gave away all of your Star Wars action figures as soon as you left for college. But we are here to solve a mystery that surely has awakened the soundest sleeper in the middle of the night: Who is Sister Christian? See more

Fight for Equal Rights Amendment Enters a New Era

Nearly 100 years after it was first floated before Congress, the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) has been given new life. That's because on May 30, 2018, the state of Illinois provided the ERA its latest hand-up when it became the 37th state to ratify the proposed amendment to the U.S. Constitution. See More

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Americans have come, grimly, to grudgingly abide — if not necessarily accept — the idea of suicide. We understand that it's a national problem, a dangerous and growing one. We whisper reverentially about it. We shake our heads. But then, sadly, we simply move on. To be sure, there are many who spend their lives trying to help those who struggle with suicide. For the rest of us, though, it may be time — it is, in fact, probably well past time — to recognize that suicide in America is both serious and solvable. See More >>>