Hansen’s Disease in Japan: The Lingering Legacy of Discrimination Twenty years have passed since the repeal of the law mandating isolation of Hansen’s Disease (leprosy) patients in Japan.
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Coleen Garcia Shares Honest Post About Real Life as a Working Mom Coleen Garcia recently posted a set of photos on Instagram, showcasing t…
Carter Gordon Returns to Rugby Wallaby Carter Gordon is set to return to the XV man code, signing a three-year deal with the Queensland Re…
Football Wins Second-Straight, Blanks Gallaudet 45-0 The Washington and Lee University football team secured their second-straight win, sh…
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Quenching Growth: How New Desalination Plants Could Boost ASX Stocks Australia, being the second driest continent in the world, is rethink…
Good Charlotte Announce 2026 Australian Tour Good Charlotte will return to Australia in February 2026, marking their first Australian show…
James Madison's Passing Attack Comes Alive James Madison's passing offense delivered explosive plays, as promised by wide receiver Jaylan …
New Superannuation Rule to Boost Retirement Savings A significant change to superannuation is underway, aiming to deliver more money in re…
Hundreds Attend Charlie Kirk Legacy Rally Hundreds of Grand Valley residents gathered at Memorial Park in the Mesa County Fairgrounds on O…