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Many members of Congress said the Harris–Walz campaign would drive turnout among young people, though some doubted that would occur.
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The message says that the proposed constitutional amendment will result in an increase in abortions and possible taxpayer funding of abortion.
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How the Magna Carta Chaos Galvanized England
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Following a Mediterranean-style diet leads to lowered inflammation and a lower risk of contracting COVID-19, a new study finds.
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A Joy That Brings Tears: The Boons and Blessings of Eucatastrophe
Can a catastrophe ever become a good thing? Exploring a complex word coined by J.R.R. Tolkien.
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Keeper of the Past: An Appalachian Storyteller
The charm of storyteller Gary Carden finds a home in his latest book, ‘Stories I Lived to Tell: An Appalachian Memoir.’
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Henry David Thoreau moved to Concord because he wanted to explore life’s most essential elements.
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