The last time the Blue Angels were grounded was in 2013.

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San Francisco is expanding a harm reduction program inside permanent supportive housing while cutting back on street-level safe supply distribution.

Malaria remains a major cause of childhood death in sub-Saharan Africa. We leveraged the traditional practice of mothers carrying children on their backs in cloth wraps to assess whether treating t...

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Today, famous and everyday pregnant women can be found posing on social media with their “baby bumps” exposed, a phenomenon meant to reflect and advance body positivity. But do such acts impact how women are perceived? We examine this question in the context of research showing that when women’s sexual and reproductive features are revealed, others objectify them, perceiving them as less human. In three studies, we examined perceptions of humanness (i.e., warmth, competence, and morality) when a pregnant famous Black woman (Rihanna, Study 1) and an unknown White woman (Studies 2 and 3) were depicted posing with their bare pregnant belly on display, compared to their pregnant belly covered. In all three studies, the woman revealing her pregnant belly was lower in perceived humanness, and in the final study, these perceptions contributed to the belief that she would be an unfit mother and should be denied financial support. Our work suggests that while women’s displays of their pregnant bodies may be motivated by body positivity, reactions to such displays echo responses to revealing menstrual status or public breastfeeding and may ultimately reinforce a cultural milieu that subtly punishes women for making visible the realities of their reproductive bodies.

Assata Shakur “died in Havana, Cuba, as a result of health conditions and her advanced age,” according to Cuba’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

A Prism investigation reveals that women are routinely shut out of the H-2A program. Those who get in report doing non-agricultural labor and facing sexual violence and trafficking

"Find My Parking Cops" pins the near-realtime locations of parking officers all over the city, and shows what they're issuing fines for, and how much.