In a time of fentanyl and meth, we need to use law enforcement differently—and more often.

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Everyday decisions accumulate into a life.

Wilmot Collins fled a civil war in Liberia with big ideas about what America can be. But can it ever live up to what he imagined?

Everybody wins: In exchange for a bit of volunteer work, the students get free housing, and retirement facilities get people who can teach the elderly how to send emails and use Skype.

Many advocates wrongly presume that gloom and doom is the only way to motivate change.