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Hurricane Ian’s deadly impact on Florida seniors exposes need for new preparation strategies [727d]
How Vietnam changed me — and changed America [727d]
Piles of churros and carnitas costra de queso: What a travel writer eats in Mexico City [727d]
An easy, but decadent, caramel apple cake to herald in cozy, fall evenings [727d]
The apple pizza that Pittsburgh’s oldest residents are obsessed with [727d]
Wisconsin lawmaker sues to block the counting of military ballots [727d]
The problem with "The Problem with Jon Stewart" is that it's not more widely available [727d]
Selena Gomez documentary revelations: From her faith to how the past haunts her [727d]
Save your cheese rinds for soups, stocks and more [727d]
Panhandlers are given more money when they're well-dressed. What does this say about us? [727d]
4.3 trillion readers can’t be wrong — why The Onion’s defense of satire should be heard by SCOTUS [727d]
Why I write about war — and why I can't escape it [727d]
We need gender equality to make a rom-com work [728d]
The 5 best fall pasta dinners to pick up from Trader Joe's right now [728d]
This unusual course examines rap lyrics about Reagan and the 1980s [728d]
Palin looks to "white suburban women in grocery stores" to make changes during midterms [728d]
Beatles "Revolver" album artist Klaus Voormann: I wanted "to capture their faces, tell mini-stories" [728d]
Fentanyl in high school: A Texas community grapples with the reach of the deadly opioid [728d]
Elon Musk's Twitter takeover is a disaster. How much longer will the platform hold? [728d]
A new tax credit for biogas could be a boon to factory farms [728d]
Hillary Clinton's 2016 strategist: We learned about conventional wisdom the hard way [728d]
Does Herschel Walker really think he could beat Mike Tyson in a fight? [728d]
Twitter employees warn that the platform will be unreliable during midterms [728d]

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