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HUMAN RIGHTS

Delaware Supreme Court Weighs Whether Citizens Must Pay to Force Government Transparency

A case over withheld Delaware State Police records has evolved into a high-stakes test of whether ordinary citizens and journalists can viably challenge secrecy under the state’s Freedom of Information Act.

MENTAL HEALTH

Electroshock Devices Remain in FDA’s Class II Category Despite Reports of Brain Injury and Death

Jose Topete’s family says 23 electroshock treatments left him unable to recognize his wife and children, remember the life he had built or understand the world around him.

DRUGS

Opioid Overdose Deaths Fall to Historic Lows as Prevention Efforts Gain Ground

Overdose deaths are falling and more than 69,000 lives have been saved, but new synthetic drug threats underscore the need for prevention efforts like the Truth About Drugs.
MEDIA & ETHICS

REPORT UNETHICAL JOURNALISM

Have you or your institution been attacked by biased media? Tell us your story. We want to know.
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HUMANITARIAN FEATURES

HUMAN RIGHTS

USCIRF Hearing Details Religious Freedom Abuses Targeting Children

Witnesses told the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom that governments are targeting children to suppress religious communities across multiple countries.

RELIGIOUS FREEDOM

Pew Poll Finds More Americans Say Religion Is Gaining Influence

The finding comes as evidence points to a leveling off in the long decline of religious identification and practice in American life.

VOLUNTEERISM

The Origins of Mother’s Day: A Story of Faith, Service and Love in Action

Long before cards, flowers and brunch reservations defined the holiday, Mother’s Day grew from women organizing to protect families, heal communities and serve those in need.