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An exhibition tells the often forgotten and overlooked work and intellectual contributions of women over the past 500 years

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The war in Afghanistan has taken so much from the poet Zaheer Ahmad Zindani. His mother was determined to ensure it wouldn’t take his chance to marry.

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In Quebec, Canada, the ice skater’s dream — icy forest mazes and long, winding paths through winter landscapes — is real

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With impeachment in the news and the 2020 campaign inspiring nasty hashtags on social media, it has become routine for companies to reject pitches for ads that even touch on politics

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A mysterious new respiratory virus that emerged in central China has killed at least 3 people and sickened more than 200 others

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Both "Party of Five" and "Little America" explore the timeliness and timelessness of immigrant experiences, writes @poniewozik

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Breaking News: Mitch McConnell unveiled rules for the impeachment trial that would hurry the proceeding and would not admit the House evidence without a vote.

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Researchers asked 101 black teenagers to document their daily experiences with different types of discrimination. Fill out a sample survey to see how your experience compares. https://nyti.ms/2R9Oiob 

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See what it looks like inside an Iowa home where 3 organizers for 3 rival campaigns live together

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2 years after back-to-back hurricanes hit the island of St. John, the famed Caneel Bay Resort still hasn't reopened. A standoff between its owners and the federal government keeps a community in the lurch.

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“I’m supposed to give you hospitality and make you a proper cocktail and make sure you’re enjoying your time in this space that we’ve curated. Me drinking, or not, is not a part of that experience.”

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"I can genuinely, 100 percent say that starting a business was very intuitive for me." Read the work diary of Derrius Quarles, the founder of Breaux Capital, an online financial platform and community for black millennial men.

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After Mac Miller's death in 2018, the producer Jon Brion was left to deliver "Circles," the artist's adventurous and confessional posthumous statement

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A Trump administration program to help states prepare for natural disasters has become a window into the tortured political language of talking about climate change

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To unpack, or stay packed — that is the question. Where do you fall on the travel unpacking spectrum?

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The Olympics still covet Tiger Woods — now, perhaps, more than ever. The problem is that there may not be a spot for him.

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Pro-gun advocates, many of them armed, converged on the Virginia State Capitol in Richmond, filling the surrounding streets with firearms, flags and political posters. Officials estimate that about 22,000 people attended the rally.

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This is Iowa, two weeks before the caucuses: 3 organizers for 3 presidential campaigns, living under one roof, embodying the culture of grassroots politics. ⁦@tripgabriel⁩ has the tale & Jordan Gale has the great photography.

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The psychologist James Mitchell will be the first witness to describe the torture of detainees in the secret prisons — some at his own hands — in the trial of the men accused of plotting the Sept. 11 attacks

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Leaders in South Florida are discussing whether to change the name of Dixie Highway, which some say glorifies the nation’s racist history