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Two sisters graduate university, fulfilling father’s dying wish
Canada · Canada

Two sisters graduate university, fulfilling father’s dying wish

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Two sisters, 10 years apart in age and graduating from university in the same week, are fulfilling a wish their dying father had for each of them.See the Story
Lessons of the Father
Xi Jinping · China

Lessons of the Father

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New biographies of Xi Zhongxun and Hu Yaobang provide insights into the opaque culture of the Chinese Communist Party and the political ascent of Xi's son, Xi Jinping.See the Story
'How Can I Help You?': Longtime Shenandoah County School Nurse Retires
Woodstock, Virginia · Woodstock

'How Can I Help You?': Longtime Shenandoah County School Nurse Retires

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WOODSTOCK — Rebecca "Becky" Cooper bid farewell this week to Shenandoah County Public Schools after three decades of service to the school system.See the Story

The Parrot in the Machine

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The artificial intelligence industry depends on plagiarism, mimicry, and exploited labor, not intelligence.New York City · New YorkSee the Story

[To a Strange, Hollow, and Confused Noise, They Heavily Vanish] | Devon Walker-Figueroa

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By now, we’ve all heard,            the worst is overor like a kingdom            yet to come, the grammar of terracide and Irishgood-byes rinsing our tongues,            which, if we’re being honest, do not wagwith cradle songs the way they used to.            So the infinite’s a jaremptied of anecdotes. So            the stars are a jargondying of well-lit streets. I too am at a […]Read Article

The Collector as Autocrat

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Even as he assembled a world-class art collection, Albert C. Barnes always saw himself as an embattled underdog.Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · PhiladelphiaRead Article

‘I Am the Heir to Delacroix’

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Jack Whitten’s brilliantly restless innovation is a rigorous interrogation and a surging expansion of what painting can do.Innovation · New YorkRead Article

From Riches to Rags to Renown

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Like so many of the adventures recounted in their anthologies of fairy tales, the Grimm brothers’ journey to lasting fame might never have begun had they not suffered a striking reversal of fortune in childhood.Hanau · HanauRead Article

Death in the Air

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In Murderland, Caroline Fraser traces the correlations between rapacious industrial pollution and sadistic serial killers.Pollution · United StatesRead Article

After a Car Crash | Milan Děžinský, Nathan Fields

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The car floated up and flew through the snow-laden trees.Later that night when I was coming back by train from that placewhose name I first heard over the telephoneI pressed my wet feet to the heater, in which dust was being burned. Flakes were borne onto the deserted train station and decommissioned cisterns.Darkness and lost […]Read Article

‘The Red and the Green’

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The Japanese philosopher Kohei Saito’s proposal for "degrowth communism" as a solution to the climate crisis has inspired fierce debate, including among other Marxists.Climate Crisis · JapanRead Article

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