We do not have to hide from the hard things. The call of Americans is not to look away, but to look up.

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Ethics rarely collapse in a dramatic moment. They erode. Quietly. Increment by increment. Often with good intentions. In ...

The most famous local incident is likely the 1972 tragedy that killed four in Whistler Mountain’s Harmony Bowl—still the ...

The earliest recorded avalanche in Canada’s history occurred not in the mountain ranges of Quebec or Ontario, or in the bountiful B.C. backcountry, but on the quiet shores of Newfoundland and Labrador ...

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Soon we will know whether Iran’s newest uprising becomes another chapter in a long pattern, or the moment the pattern breaks.

Introducing a "Romeo and Juliet" clause would have several systemic benefits: It would significantly reduce the caseload on already overburdened courts, freeing them to focus on genuine cases of child ...