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We will make no progress on gun violence in Seattle and King County if we are in denial about the severity of the problem, writes Naomi Ishisaka.

Eni Aluko is in the headlines again, and for all the wrong reasons. Do her comments undermine the progress that the women’s game has made over recent years?

Norway, Denmark, and other countries with fewer childhood vaccines have another thing in common: paid parental leave.

The most fundamental issue is the risk of substituting other governmental schemes and duties.