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Stacie Marshall, who inherited a Georgia farm, is trying on a small scale to address a generations-old wrong that still bedevils the nation.
A new breed of hydroponic farm, huge and high-tech, is popping up in indoor spaces all over America, drawing celebrity investors and critics.
Zucchini and basil lend big flavor to this savory, summery weeknight dinner.
A bear fatally attacked a camper in western Montana, the latest in a handful of serious incidents between humans and bears in the state.
The decision puts an end to years of legal wrangling over the contract, for 10 years of cloud-computing services.
Let gorgeous ceilings, celestial views and snapshots of history catch your eye.
The British teenager, a sudden sensation after making the fourth round, struggled with her breathing and retired from the match, a reminder of the intense pressures on elite athletes.
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Two avidly followed pop-ups, Ha’s Dac Biet and Kreung, have taken over the wood fires and the picnic tables of this seasonal venue in Brooklyn.
Bryce Wettstein has been skating since she was 5. Now she is heading to Tokyo as the top-ranked American in women’s park skateboarding.
The recipe for oeuf mayo is strikingly simple, which means the details really matter.
After nine years at Dalton, why was Justine Ang Fonte suddenly being pilloried by parents?
Advancements in space technology and new means of financing are driving a flurry of investor interest.
The Central University of Venezuela, once the vibrant epicenter of the country’s higher education, is a victim of the Hugo Chávez and Nicolás Maduro regimes.
David Tanis’s seasonal July menu will leave you feeling like your kitchen is that of a stylish restaurant.
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