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Human trafficking in the United States is common, and it is often hidden in plain sight. “This is happening all around us, ...

In Philadelphia, it’s gun violence that makes first aid skills so necessary for ordinary residents. After the Paris bombings ...

Oberon Wackwitz has a boyish face and easy smile, he’s a sharp dresser. He’s 20 years old, and in college. With his friendly, ...

Astral Artists Produced by Karen Smyles Astral Artists was founded in 1992 by Vera Wilson and is a non-pro ...

Most Americans tend to think poverty is concentrated in urban areas, but a look at the numbers offers a rebuttal to that conventional not ...

Saying we’re past the time when we can rely on a rising tide to lift all boats, Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney is prioritizing an in ...

Why does it feel good when your sweetheart’s hand brushes your arm?  “If you were to follow the touch sensation i ...

What do horses and zebras have to do with making patient care decisions?  In the practice of medicine, one of the greatest ch ...

The Vatican continues to draw attention to problems associated with climate change.  Cardinal Peter Turkson of Ghana helped t ...

Four days out from the Super Tuesday presidential primary elections, Republican front-runner Donald Trump looks to lock in his advantage ...

Four hundred years ago today, the Catholic Church tried to silence Galileo, ending a period of thriving scientific and literary deba ...

The concept of “rehab” tends to make us think of a place where drug addicts go away for weeks or months at a time to recover. ...

Produced by Michael O’Reilly The Print Center of Philadelphia is celebr ...

Pennsylvania and Delaware voters go to the polls April 26. Garden State residents wait until June 7 to weigh in on the presidentia ...

With the country in the throes of a heroin epidemic, politicians on both sides are talking about the importance of addiction treatment, a ...