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Donald Trump, the first President to use social media to communicate with his public, has already in less than 15 months sent out over 2,500 tweets. During the
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Since 2015 when huge numbers of refugees trudged into European countries, a radically energized West has been streaming like an uncontrolled meteorite toward an era of anger and
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Online photos of the ten most recent American presidents reveal Trump to be the least likely to smile. Even gruff looking Presidents LBJ and Gerald Ford smiled about
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Abstract To those living within the central zones of large cities worldwide, homelessness has become a common way of being. However, in suburban and rural areas it may
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Like a bomb explosion, the number of American deaths from opioid abuse has quadrupled in four years to 66,000. Globally, there are about 200,000 estimated opiate-related deaths,
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The first half of 2017 has tossed the world order into a new set of vulnerabilities not previously experienced. We have been previously threatened by high risks of
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This article traces the history of the concept of suffering in order to understand how beliefs about suffering and the pain of suffering affected society and shaped the
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South Sudan became an independent nation in 2011, but within the year, armed conflict began between warring clans and ethnic groups, who are affiliated with different presidential candidates.
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Society’s institutions to address major world suffering can be divided into four social sectors: humanitarian, social policy, informal caregiving, and the spiritual. Each social sector has suffering-alleviation
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From the time of his election in 2013, Pope Francis stood out as a spiritual leader who put service to the poor and eradication of injustice at the
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