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The closure of the Similac factory may have lit the fuse for the nationwide shortage, but a combination of government policy, industry market concentration and supply chain issues supplied the powder
Macron lost 8 percent of his previous vote share as increasing numbers of French citizens are turning away from voting
What should a marriage look like? LDS leaders’ ideas have shifted over the centuries
Most studies claiming computer use can harm people are based on unreliable, self-reported data
Federal and state constitutions already include so many other checks and balances, that giving a minority party veto power over widely supported legislation is unnecessary
White Gen X and millennial evangelicals are losing faith in the conservative culture wars
Pop performers are talking about their personal trauma more than ever, but is the music industry exploiting them rather than helping them?
From abortion and porn to women and race: How Southern Baptist Convention resolutions have evolved
Virtual learning and shorter school days have set back many students’ learning this academic year; increased spending on summer school and tutoring can help close the gap
Left turns are responsible for 61% of all car accidents at intersections