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Click here to view original web page at thefederalist.com The New York Times recently published an article arguing women should have no qualms about routinely ordering epidurals during childbirth.

The exterior of Brooklyn's Locanda Vini and Olii Restaurant The Art of Seeing by Michael Milton Out of respect for the title of this column, "seeing" perhaps isn't the art I'm referring to here. "Spying?" That sounds creepy.

City, state and community leaders stand at the front of the Unity in the Community Walk.

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In what is being described as a scene from a zombie movie, concerned residents took to their phones Tuesday morning in hopes of reporting dozens of people who appeared to be overdosing.

In what can be considered one of the largest health events in Brooklyn this summer, the Brownsville Multi-Service Family Health Center is presenting Summerfest, their annual health fair on July 16, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m..

For city dwellers, the quest to find nutritious food at a reasonable price can be a never ending battle.

A positive pregnancy test comes with a barrage of often-conflicting advice about what to eat, how to exercise and when to turn to medication.

Over the last week, evidence of questionable police activity throughout the nation has created a dialogue that is pushing many citizens towards action.

Reading aloud to your baby can close the "30 million word gap." Photo: Courtesy of Reach Out and Read of Greater New York Reach Out and Read of Greater New York is having what Executive Director Laurie Williams calls "a good problem.