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1) Hard Times.
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HIMES, RACHEL HUNTER (AUTHOR)
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The article discusses two exhibitions at the Metropolitan Museum of Art that explore American art during the 1930s and '40s. The first exhibition, "Art and Politics in the 1930s," focuses on the connection between art and politics during the Great Depression. It examines the works created under government programs like the WPA and the tensions within the art of the era. The second exhibition, "Art for the Millions," explores...
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HOBERMAN, J. (AUTHOR)
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The article discusses two films, "The Zone of Interest" and "Occupied City," that explore the combination of bureaucratic banality and evil during the Holocaust. Both films use indirection to depict routine extermination and make the Holocaust present in disturbingly detailed studies. "The Zone of Interest" focuses on the domestic life of Rudolf Höss, the commandant of Auschwitz, and his wife, while "Occupied...
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STEPHENSON, WEN (AUTHOR)
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This article features a conversation with poet Jane Hirshfield, discussing her recent work and her growing concern for ecological issues. The author shares their interest in Zen Buddhism and their personal visit to Hirshfield. They delve into the themes of despair and grief in Hirshfield's poetry, particularly in relation to climate change. The article also explores the darkness and life-affirming aspects of her work, highlighting her ability...
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FLANDERS, LAURA (AUTHOR)
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In December 2022, an intentional attack on the electrical grid in Moore County, North Carolina, caused a widespread blackout that lasted for five days. The attack, which involved high-powered firearms at two electrical substations, resulted in significant disruptions to daily life, including school closures and the death of an elderly woman who relied on an oxygen machine. Despite a state of emergency being declared and a reward offered for information...
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EL-KURD, MOHAMMED (AUTHOR)
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This article explores the limited representation of Palestinians in the media, specifically focusing on the false portrayal of Palestinians as either victims or terrorists. It raises questions about who is considered worthy of being heard and humanized in the Western media, and emphasizes the need for a more diverse and inclusive representation of Palestinians. The article also discusses the biases that exist in Western audiences and politicians,...
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McCLAIN, DANI (AUTHOR)
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Ohio recently passed a ballot initiative, Issue 1, which guarantees the right to abortion, miscarriage care, contraception, and IVF treatment in the state's Constitution. This initiative was a response to the potential overturning of Roe v. Wade by the Supreme Court. Despite Ohio's conservative political landscape, support for abortion access has consistently polled at around 60 percent in the state. Anti-abortion campaigners used deceptive...
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PANEK, RICHARD (AUTHOR)
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FEATURES ONE AFTERNOON IN EARLY 1994 a couple of astronomers sitting in an air-conditioned computer room at an observatory headquarters in the coastal town of La Serena, Chile, got to talking. At one point during this period of scientific disequilibrium, Adam Riess, lead author on the High- z discovery paper (and the team member who determined mathematically that without the addition of lambda - dark energy - the supernovae data indicated a universe...
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CARR, SARAH (AUTHOR)
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"I was thought to be too stupid to be dyslexic", says Ode-gard, now editor in chief of the Annals of Dyslexia and chair of excellence in dyslexic studies at Middle Tennessee State University in Murfreesboro, Tenn. Up to around 20 percent of the U.S. Population has dyslexia, a neurological condition that makes it difficult to decipher and spell written words. In third grade the girl was diagnosed with a learning disability in math, and the...
10) Sacrifice Zones.
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PHILIPPE, SÉBASTIEN (AUTHOR)
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How Fallout and Fatalities Shift with the Winds A concerted nuclear attack on the missile silos in the U.S. Heartland would generate radioactive dust that travels with prevailing winds. Cumulative Radiation Dose, in Grays (Gy) MAP MAP MAP MAP MAP MAP MAP GRAPH GRAPH GRAPH DIAGRAM: The length of each bar represents the probability of the fatality count falling within the range specified by its position and breadth. SPECIAL REPORT LAST MARCH THE U.S....
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BLOCK, SANDRA (AUTHOR) Sandra.Block@futurenet.com
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BLOCK, SANDRA (AUTHOR)SMITH, ANNE KATES (AUTHOR)PATCH, EMMA (AUTHOR)
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HUANG, NELLIE S. (AUTHOR) Nellie.Huang@futurenet.com
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Simmons, Dan
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The article discusses the political dynamics in Milwaukee, particularly as it relates to Black voters in the context of the Republican National Convention and the upcoming 2024 election. It explores the sentiments of Black residents, their views on the Democratic and Republican parties, and the potential impact on the electoral landscape in Wisconsin. It emphasizes the importance of Milwaukee in the larger political context, given its demographic...
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Venarchik, Anna
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The article focuses on the United Daughters of the Confederacy (UDC), exploring its historical influence on Southern culture, controversial statues, and its response to criticism. It highlights the UDC's past role in shaping perceptions of the Confederacy through textbooks, discusses its challenges in the present, including controversies surrounding its memorial building in Richmond, Virginia, and addresses the organization's response to modern...
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Noah, Timothy
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The article focuses on Kate Arnold and Caroline Flint, a same-sex couple of obstetrician-gynecologists leaving Oklahoma due to restrictive laws, including permissive gun laws, limiting access to contraceptives, censorship in schools, and conservative stances. It discusses the broader issue of a "Red State Brain Drain," where young professionals are leaving conservative states due to cultural and political factors, particularly concerning...
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Silverstein, KenCollins, Joshua
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The article discusses the unsolved murders of three union leaders in Colombia, allegedly linked to the Drummond Co., an Alabama-based mining company. It is reported that the government has been prosecuting two senior company executives for allegedly financing the paramilitary group responsible for the killings. It delves into the background, including the violent events, key figures involved, and the recent developments in the case.
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Shapiro, Walter
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The article explains why New Hampshire's first-in-the-nation Republican primary has been crucial in stopping former U.S. President, Donald Trump's third GOP nomination bid. It highlights the lack of evangelical conservatives in New Hampshire and the educated electorate's potential to stop Trump. It also discusses the challenges faced by potential challengers Nikki Haley, Ron DeSantis, and Chris Christie.