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Many in East Palestine, Skeptical of Official Tests, Seek Out Their Own
The moves reflect residents’ deep-seated mistrust of government screenings of toxic chemicals and fears of long-term effects from the train…
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News
The Decolonization of Christianity Is Not Complete
For Black History Month, I’m profiling individuals who work in religious arenas for reparations to Black Americans. Last week, I…
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Business
Do I Have to Smell My Co-Worker?
Send questions about the office, money, careers and work-life balance to [email protected]. Include your name and location, or a request…
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News
Relentless Nostalgia Is Numbing Our Brains
I never thought I’d be sentimental for Budweiser’s “Whassup?” commercials. But after this year’s woefully derivative slate of Super Bowl…
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World
Despite Help for Venezuelans in South America, Many Are Still Heading North
Colombia, with U.S. help, is providing temporary visas to Venezuelan migrants. Still, financial struggles are leading many to leave for…
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World
‘Brainwashing a Generation’: British Schools Combat Andrew Tate’s Views
Alarmed by an online personality’s popularity among their students, educators are mobilizing to combat the sexism he promotes.
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Why Ukraine Deserves Steadfast Support
A year since Vladimir Putin ordered his forces to invade Ukraine, the war is far from over. However bravely Ukrainians…
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Business
Fixing Social Security and Medicare: Where the Parties Stand
Republicans and Democrats have sharply divergent approaches to repairing the programs. Any solutions will affect younger workers as much as…
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Business
Rethinking the “Digital Detox”
Experts say the best way to set boundaries with technology involve sustained effort, not just a break.
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World
How a Laundry Entrepreneur Spends Her Sundays
It’s all about grocery shopping and cooking for LaChena Clark, who likes to serve afternoon tea in her home.