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As parents get ready to take their kids to college, here's something no one told you on the college tour: If you have a daughter, the chance she will be sexually assaulted by graduation is about 1 in 3. This is a heartbreakingly terrible problem.

A new study in the journal Science found the decline of bats in the United States had come at a deadly cost to humans.

Violence intervention programs like Safe Streets in Baltimore use credible messengers to show up at the scenes of violent crimes in order to, among other things, “conduct direct street-level outreach and conflict mediation." Andre Chung for The Washington

Seven months ago, we publicly raised concerns about Mayor Brandon Johnson's decision to end the ShotSpotter gunshot detection system and strongly urged him to keep the system in place unless the city can find an equally effective or better alternative.

Faculty member Jake Braun's Franklin Project receives funding from Craigslist founder.

A new study found that a disease that has been killing bats in the U.S. for nearly 20 years may be linked to an increased infant mortality rate