This holiday gift guide highlights 17 nonprofit online shops and museum stores to check out Nov. 29 and beyond.

The number of cases of COVID-19 in the community has been declining, but the effort to combat misinformation and get legitimate health care is ongoing.

An alarming drop in calls to the Philadelphia Domestic Violence Hotline during the pandemic can be attributed to the difficulty victims, who are isolated and afraid, have had in reaching out for help when sheltering with their abusers.

To many Americans, the word "coup" may seem alarmist and excessive when describing what is happening in the U.S. today. But now that Trump's calling MI Republicans to the White House, an attempted executive coup is what it is.

It's a start, say PILOTs advocates, but short of the $40 million a year the university would owe if it paid property taxes.

"The scale of the economic insecurity we’ve measured among older adults of color shows how critical government support can be to people living near the financial edge," says guest columnist Jan Mutchler.

Three medical doctors are the main characters of this comic by Josh Neufeld, which explains racial health disparities and the spread of misinformation during the coronavirus pandemic and the 1918 influenza pandemic.

"Employers, patrons, and legislators must get behind workers and meet their demands to create fair and safe work environments," says Sarah Fitzgerald in her guest post.

"YEAH is working on a shoestring, breaking the cycle of violence in Cobbs Creek. The program is evidence-based, and we should be tripping over ourselves to fund it," says guest columnist Sarah Martinez-Helfman.

President and CEO of Mental Health Partnerships discusses how they support marginalized communities who face additional mental health challenges as a result of racism and inequity.