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Feb 15 2023
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Teens, especially girls, are experiencing more violence, suicidal thoughts and mental health challenges, CDC survey finds
Teen girls in the United States experienced record high levels of violence, sadness and suicide risk in recent years, amid “significant” and “heartbreaking” declines in youth health and well-being overall, according to data published Monday by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Responses for the CDC’s bi-annual Youth Risk Behavior Survey were collected in the fall of
CNN (Online News)Apr 27 2023
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Here’s why the stock market is having such a massive rally today
Investors looked past what appeared to be a weak first-quarter GDP report Thursday and instead focused on the longer-term prospects for economic growth, interest rates and inflation.
The 1.1% annualized increase for the first quarter would have been stronger had it not been for an inventories drag, while a stronger-than-expected inflation reading may have been front-loaded to the early
CNBCMar 16 2023
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Fairfield Area Pets Up For Adoption: Dogs, Cats & More
If you’re looking to add a four-legged ball of love and affection to your family, you should check out these Fairfield area animal shelters for a pet you can take home. About 6.5 million pets and other companion animals are taken in each year by adoption facilities nationwide, according to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. However, only around half of all shelter
Patch.comApr 18 2023
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Housing starts plunge 17.2%, raising recession fears
The number of housing starts tumbled in March, an indication that the housing market is taking a hit and may be falling into a recession.
Housing starts measure the change in the number of new residential buildings that began construction. Starts fell 17.2% from March 2022 to this past month, according to a Tuesday report from the Census Bureau. They are now at 1.42 million. From
Washington ExaminerMar 26 2023
Analysis
What counts as an ‘American name’ in a changing nation
Few things signal the challenge America faces as it adapts to its evolving demographics more than a name.
Four in 10 Americans now identify as non-White, according to the latest census report, and they are transforming what counts as a common U.S. name.
So much so that when Katherine He analyzed census data of 348 million American baby names between 1880 to 2017, for the
Washington PostMar 11 2023
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‘Point Of No Return’: Police Leaving NYPD At Record-Breaking Pace
Police officers in New York City are resigning at a record-breaking pace this year, according to new data analyzed by the New York Post. In the first two months of 2023, 239 officers left the New York City Police Department, substantially more than the 176 who left in 2022 and the 110 who left in 2021 during the same time period. “The NYPD staffing emergency is approaching the point of no
The Daily WireMar 15 2023
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Cyclone Freddy among Africa's deadliest storms
JOHANNESBURG, March 15 (Reuters) - Cyclone Freddy has killed more than 270 people in southern Africa since it first made landfall last month, making it one of the deadliest storms to hit the continent in the last two decades. Below are some of the deadliest storms recorded in Africa since 2000. For storms before that, reliable data is scarce. In many cases the real toll could be higher because
ReutersFeb 13 2023
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Teens, especially girls, are experiencing more violence, suicidal thoughts and mental health challenges, CDC survey finds
Teen girls in the United States experienced record high levels of violence, sadness and suicide risk in recent years, amid “significant” and “heartbreaking” declines in youth health and well-being overall, according to data published Monday by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Responses for the CDC’s bi-annual Youth Risk Behavior Survey were collected in the fall of
CNN (Online News)Apr 17 2023
Analysis
Is it Culture or Economics? Why Rural Communities Have Moved to the Right
There’s a recurring debate among liberal and progressive folks as to whether or not the huge shift to the right among rural and working-class people is driven by “cultural” or “economic” concerns, by hot-button social issues like “abortion, guns, and gays” or by bad economic fortunes. You can use voting patterns and survey data to make a case for one over the other, and many people do just
The Daily YonderMar 01 2023
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New Dogs, Cats, Pets Available For Adoption In The Concord Area
Looking to add a furry friend to your family and give back to the world at the same time? Adopt a pet from a local shelter or organization! Many animal shelters in the Concord area are still working to fulfill adoptions. Millions of pets are taken in each year by adoption facilities nationwide, according to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. However, only half of
Patch.com