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Federal Court Rules Against Rhode Island Town's Use of Eminent Domain for NIMBY Purposes

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High Blood Pressure in Pregnant Women Is Rising Across the Country

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Games People Play: The Revolutionary 1964 Model of Human Relationships That Changed How We (Mis)Understand Ourselves and Each Other

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How Jailhouse Snitches Send Innocent People to Death Row

The Log from the Sea of Cortez: John Steinbeck’s Forgotten Masterpiece on How to Think and the Art of Seeing the Pattern Beyond the Particular

"Chekhov the ingenious hack and Chekhov the latter-day master are connected by way of Chekhov the neighborhood observer"

The Odyssey of the Stone Age Maltese

How art invented humanity

Mario Vargas Llosa spent decades exposing the seductions of ideology. Then he proved susceptible to a new one