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Sen. John Curtis is challenging major tech companies to alter their algorithm systems, accusing platforms of recommending ...

Maryland’s leaders are fine with dysfunctional behavior among citizens, such as unhealthy gambling and drug use, writes ...

The foundation said the move reflects its commitment to doubling individuals served annually from 3,000 to 6,000.

If you’ve ever had a slobbery ball at your feet and a dog’s hopeful eyes asking for yet another throw, then you know that some dogs really love to play. Now, scientists back that up by finding that ...

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The research documents addiction-like tendencies in canines, offering scientific evidence that appears to support owners' own ...