| (Reuters) - Rhode Island's governor is expected to sign into law the first "Homeless Bill of Rights" in the United States as early as next week, formally banning discrimination against homeless people and affirming their equal access to jobs, housing and services.
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Every year, more than 3 million babies die before they turn one month old. That number is dropping, but not nearly as fast as more successful efforts to end deaths to older children and mothers. That's because global health efforts haven't quite caught up with what we now know works to save newborn babies. |  | Auti Angel: Pregnant and Paraplegic: Reality I Can Live With
Like a lot of childless women in their 40s, I hear my biological clock ticking and am thinking about starting a family with my husband. Unlike a lot of my fellow mothers-to-be, I'm paraplegic. |  | Steve Novak: There's More to Those Jumpshots Than Three Points
While I may be known as Novakaine, "the Wisconsin native sharpshooter," I have learned that there is a greater responsibility that we are given than making sure the ball finds its way into the basket. |  | Kerry Trueman: Cheers to That Rare Bird, the Conservative Who Conserves
We've got to find a way to restore conservation's luster for folks on the right. Thanks to reusable bag-toting, bike lane-loving liberals like me, it's been tarnished with an unacceptably progressive patina. |  | Peter Van Buren: Waiting (Happy Birthday, U.S. Army)
From understanding comes empathy, and from there it's a hop, skip and jump to sincerity. Excerpted from my book, We Meant Well, I offer this meditation on what it means to wait this Army Birthday. | | MOST POPULAR ON HUFFINGTONPOST.COM |
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