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Working in finance in Manhattan made him homesick for the beach in California. So he recreated what he missed on an unlikely site in Amagansett.
In Wausau, Wis., the county board has debated a resolution aimed at embracing inclusion for nearly a year, with no agreement. Racial tensions that had simmered beneath the surface are now roiling the community.
The Bidens donated 5 percent to charity and paid an effective federal income tax rate of 25.9 percent.
Physiological stress responses and changes in behavior are “conceivable” reasons that long hours have a negative impact on health.
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Two scientific findings altered the calculus: Vaccinated people rarely transmit the virus, and the shots are effective against variants.
A private lawn or patio is not a public playground, but some people need the obvious explained to them.
“I cannot compromise when it comes to wholesomeness.”
Japanese scientists who studied an unusual method of delivering oxygen in mammals hope to one day try it in people.
Try a new recipe sometime soon, whether it’s for chile-roasted chicken with honey, lemon and feta, or spring-vegetable japchae.
This weekend, give a new baking project a go: One-bowl carrot cake or no-knead bread are perfect options.
The success establishes China as a principal contender in what some see as a new era of space competition.
It can be a helpful health measure for large groups of people, but it won’t tell you much about yourself.
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