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Letter Bombs and Hammer Attacks—US Adds European Antifa Groups to Terror List
The new foreign terrorist organization designations have ramifications for U.S.-based Antifa groups.
The Link Between Transgenderism and Autism
Some nations now screen for neurological conditions before intervening in gender dysphoria. But not America.
This Chemist May Have Cracked America’s Rare Earth Problem
China has gained control not only of critical minerals but also of their production. A new technique could solve both of these problems.
US Military Puts Heat on Venezuela’s Maduro—What to Know
The United States has sent one of the largest military forces in decades to the Caribbean, including the world’s most advanced aircraft carrier.
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The Surprising Medical Benefits of Being Generous
Generosity can lower blood pressure as effectively as medication.
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The Surprising Medical Benefits of Being Generous
Generosity can lower blood pressure as effectively as medication.
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‘Can Scientists Succeed Where Politicians Fail?’: Playing Peacemaker
Molecular biologist and Nobel Laureate Peter Agre envisions himself as a ‘science diplomat.’
Tune in Today: Saint-Saëns’ Secret Composition
Composed originally to amuse guests during a Mardi Gras gathering, the celebrated work blends wit, texture, and melodic brilliance.
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Theodore Roosevelt, the Bad Lands, and Healing Power of the Wilderness
Driven by grief, Theodore Roosevelt fled to the wilderness of the Bad Lands and found healing, then passed it down to future generations.
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‘Much Ado About Nothing’: Engaging and Hilarious
The classic Shakespeare play is just as entertaining, impactful, and hilarious today as it was four centuries ago when it was first performed.
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‘Can Scientists Succeed Where Politicians Fail?’: Playing Peacemaker
Molecular biologist and Nobel Laureate Peter Agre envisions himself as a ‘science diplomat.’
Deep in the Heart of Texas Is Wine Country and More
Fredericksburg, a small community halfway between Austin and San Antonio, is on Highway 290, better known in these parts as “the Wine Road.”
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Rick Steves’ Europe: Oslo, Where Norway’s Nature, History, and Culture Mix It Up
A local once explained that Oslo is nicknamed “Tiger City.”
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Deep in the Heart of Texas Is Wine Country and More
Fredericksburg, a small community halfway between Austin and San Antonio, is on Highway 290, better known in these parts as “the Wine Road.”
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