Low wages, empty plates, heavy toll: Rethinking suicide prevention
People donāt typically think of suicide as an issue of economics, but it often is.
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How are college grads navigating the tough job market? Hereās what some are doing
Budding professionals are trying to stand out from huge pools of job applicants.
US to provide plutonium from atomic bombs to fuel nuclear plants
The U.S. will supply almost 20 metric tons of weapons-grade plutonium.
Efforts to understand the nationās drugged driving problem stall under Trump
Federal highway safety officials donāt track deaths that involve a driver under the influence of drugs.
Lilly goes on $20 billion buying spree as company seeks next act
There could be much more to come.
Chemical implosion kills multiple people at Washington paper mill
Officials are on scene, and spill responders are monitoring chemical leakage.
License to deliver: Some midwives break the law to assist with home births
For decades, professional midwives have been advocating for laws to legalize and regulate their profession.
Blood moonshot: Pitt researchersā artificial, shelf-stable platelets are a major step forward for trauma care
Researchers said artificial platelets may just be the āholy grailā for a long-held problem.
From clergy to coaches, states debate who should report child abuse and neglect
Lawmakers across the country are grappling with who should be mandated reporters.
SEC chief Atkins pumps the brakes on prediction-market funds
The agency is weighing how far the $15 trillion ETF wrapper can stretch.