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Questions about asylum, temporary protected status, and the safety of loved ones back home have grown more urgent.

Two transgender sports cases at the Supreme Court will weigh the biological advantages that male athletes have over women and ...

Facing imminent female genital mutilation (FGM) and a forced marriage, she chose to flee her home, defying family expectations and a deeply rooted tradition that had already dictated the fate ...

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Cannabis (marijuana) may get rescheduled on the federal level, which could open the door for much more research than was possible before. Four U-M experts comment.

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