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Fed Up With the Apps, Daters Turn to Old School Set Ups

Dating is going old school. More than a decade after apps like Tinder, Hinge and Bumble transformed dating, many singles are signing off and asking t…

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Starvation in Gaza Persists Despite Increased Aid Deliveries

The latest reporting from Gaza describes a humanitarian crisis of catastrophic proportions. Children are starving; families face impossible choices b…

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California Considers More Drilling and Other Concessions to Big Oil as Refineries Plan to Close

California has long gone head-to-head with big oil, leading many of the efforts to curb climate damage caused at the hands of the fossil fuel industr…

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Is the American Media Caving to Trump?

Is legacy media self-censoring under the Trump Administration? The canceling of “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” and the multi-million dollar pay…

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Why Americans Flock to Mexico’s “Molar City” for Dental Care

New Yorker staff writer Burkhard Bilger doesn’t have great teeth. According to Bilger, his “gaptoothed grin” makes him look like he came from a bar f…

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California Leaders Eye Special Election to Counter Texas Redistricting Plans

California Democrats have long criticized gerrymandering, the practice of drawing district maps to influence election outcomes. But as Texas Republic…

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Trump EPA Makes Major Moves to Repeal Climate Regulation

In 2008, the Obama administration compiled a massive report with the goal of answering one big question: Is climate change a danger to human health i…

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Democrats Have Lost Diverse Voters. Can They Get Them Back?

Democrats long assumed they could count on voters of color to support their candidates and causes, and for many years they did. But last year’s presi…

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Dr. Elias Zerhouni Reminds Us Why 'Disease Knows No Politics'

Dr. Elias Zerhouni’s journey began in Algeria, where he taught himself mathematics as bombs fell outside his window. With two suitcases and a few hun…

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Forum from the Archives: Jahari Stampley Family Trio Performs Live

We’re joined in studio for a live performance by the Jahari Stampley Family Trio. Stampley, an award-winning jazz pianist who is known for melding ge…

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