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"Why take those jobs away?"

In her new poetry collection, Tree of Knowledge, mortality, home, and history are connected at the root ...

Three phone calls and one mysteriously cancelled red card later, we'll never know if we could have won fairly.

The superstar's unabashed embrace of her corniness is refreshing in an age of "cool bride" sameness and AI-engineered taste buds.

Major lenders are all in as Big Oil pivots toward plastics, pesticides, and other petrochemicals.

What could possibly go wrong?

How historians, academics and creatives shifted my perspective on the semiquincentennial ...

A piece honoring Black veteran Sarah Keys Evans has been axed to "align with current guidance."

Hours outdoors, day drinking, and World Cup matches raise the risk of heat-related illness and death.

Host Al Letson visits Bryan Stevenson's Montgomery, Alabama, memorials confronting slavery's legacy as the US turns 250.