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[ad_1] There were times, during the first two years of the Biden presidency, when I came close to forgetting about it all: the taunts and the...
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[ad_1] This article originally appeared in Undark Magazine. When Kevin E. Taylor became a pastor 22 years ago, he didn’t expect how often he’d have to...
[ad_1] Depending on whom you ask in politics, the sudden advances in artificial intelligence will either transform American democracy for the better or bring about its...
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[ad_1] You’d think that, by now, Donald Trump’s fans would be tired of all this. The long lines and the self-indulgent speeches and the relentless blasting...
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[ad_1] The Republican Party has had no better friend than Nassau County in the past few years. Of America’s largest counties, few have turned more sharply...
[ad_1] A couple of weeks ago, a friend asked me how many COVID shots I’d gotten so far. And for a brief, wonderful moment, I forgot....
[ad_1] Sometime in the spring of 2020, after centuries, perhaps millennia, of tumultuous coexistence with humans, influenza abruptly went dark. Around the globe, documented cases of...