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The U.K.’s “Windrush” scandal shows the wide reach of the country’s immigration crackdown.
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From maximum pressure to maximum engagement
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Decadence, awe, and jealousy inspired a strange 18th-century architectural trend.
The Surgeon Who Experimented on Slaves
Fellow doctors have been some of the most prominent defenders of J. Marion Sims, the controversial “father of gynecology.”
The Inheritance and the Ambitions of Queer Art
A new, two-part play in London affirms the importance of connecting with the cultural past.
Scenes From Coachella 2018
Last weekend, the first part of the 2018 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival took place in Indio, California, headlined by Beyoncé.
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The Post-Millennial Generation Is Here
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Why Stormy Daniels Poses a Problem for Democrats
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New York’s Double-Jeopardy Loophole
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How Exactly Does Autism Muddy Communication?
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Since 2016, Half of All Coral in the Great Barrier Reef Has Died
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Barbara Bush Changed With Her Country
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The Female Persuasion Should Be a Literary Breakout. Will It Be?
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