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As legal battles drag out, and possibly work their way up to a firmly conservative Supreme Court, the school is at an increasing disadvantage, some observers point out. Continue reading →
It made sense to a Gaza couple to try for another baby in 2023. Back then, there was food. By the time Heba al-Arqan found out she was pregnant, things in Gaza were much worse. Continue reading →
Throngs of people gathered Saturday in a scenic Minneapolis neighborhood for an annual ritual — the sharpening of a gigantic No. 2 pencil. Continue reading →
Two years ago, United Nations Plaza was vying for the title of "Saddest Place in San Francisco." A sunny brick promenade surrounded by government buildings, the plaza had become a trash-strewn dumping ground for the city's most vexing problems. Continue reading →
Searchers had been using bloodhounds, officers on horseback, drones and helicopters in their hunt for the ex-chief, known as the "Devil in the Ozarks," since he escaped on May 25. Continue reading →
Israeli security forces have recovered the body of a Thai citizen who was abducted and taken back to the Gaza Strip in the 2023 Hamas-led attack, the military said Saturday. Continue reading →
After a bruising war between Israel and Hezbollah, Lebanon’s new leaders sense an opportunity to revitalize the country’s devastated economy with help from its wealthy Gulf neighbors. Continue reading →
Leo’s election as the first American pope has sent a jolt of excitement through U.S. Catholics, some of whom had soured on donating to the Vatican. Continue reading →
Reach out to people, as Reubens did, to let them know how much you appreciate them and why. Not only will it make them feel good, but it will make you feel good. Continue reading →
Founded in 1976, Iskwelahang Pilipino claims the title of the oldest continually operating cultural school for Filipino Americans in the country. Continue reading →
The department’s latest instructions cap off a week in which President Trump's attempt to ratchet up his assault on the college was temporarily thwarted by the courts. Continue reading →
Crochet allowed a season-high five runs in six innings, but grinded through early trouble and defensive issues to offer the Sox much-needed length from their starter. Continue reading →
The Red Sox have four titles since 2004 and the Yankees one. By that measure, Boston has been the better franchise for more than 20 years. But in 2025 the old rivals exist in vastly different worlds. Continue reading →
The poet dispensed of literary traditions and forms in creating dreamlike worlds that drew from myth, motherhood and the voices of the dead. Continue reading →
Mr. Norgard composed eight symphonies, 10 string quartets, six operas, numerous chamber and concertante works, and multiple scores for film and television. Continue reading →
Even as technology puts photography in everyone’s pockets, travelers are increasingly investing in high-end, high-priced images of themselves and their families and friends on vacation. Continue reading →
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