As a Dakota Wesleyan University biology professor, Brian Patrick spends much of his research time analyzing large amounts of scientific data. He has years of experience doing this, ...

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Canadians renewing their Nexus travel cards or applying for new ones to make it easier to cross the border to the U.S. must now say if they are male or female, even if they are transgender or ...

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