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Search and rescue teams stretched thin with more Americans hitting the outdoors

National Geographic Fellow Dan Beuttner discusses the Blue Zones Project.

Paul Solman speaks with Robert Cialdini about the crucial step before persuasion begins.

Though the law bars such discrimination, it can be hard for disabled Americans to get jobs

Millions of low-income households are burdened by fuel insecurity during wintertime.

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We’re marking Holocaust Awareness Week by meeting a Naples woman who has spent more than four decades as an advocate for awareness and education. Both of Felicia Anchor’s parents were holocaust survivors, and she was born shortly after the war, one of 2,000 babies born from the end of the war until the displaced persons camp her parents were living in closed. She and her husband Kenneth are chairing the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum’s 2021 ‘What You Do Matters’ Southeast Virtual Event on February 11, which seeks to inspire people to remember the lessons of the Holocaust and to help combat modern-day antisemitism and hatred.

Lee County is providing up to $450,000 dollars in funding from the $134.5 million dollars it received through the CARES Act for Florida Gulf Coast University to conduct a COVID-19 antibody study, similar to ones that have been conducted in Santa Clara County and New York State.

Bloomberg's Shannon Pettypiece discusses why poor people can't get good psychiatric care.

Trump’s withdrawal from the Paris agreement signals a victory for some leading Republicans