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Barr’s unilateral ruling won’t affect families seeking asylum, but could make it much harder for adults to get released.
Most European countries have child allowances. Why not California?
The legally sanctioned fencing-out of low-income students of color.
The movie paints the anti-abortion movement as pro-woman.
Beyoncé dropped a surprise live album along with her Netflix documentary.
We explore the ways the show’s season 8 premiere parallels its first episode.
Our union represents 50,000 flight attendants. We know climate change is a huge threat.
She wants to change the world. Let her.
Trump called it an attempt to “weaken my constitutional authorities.”
A Q&A with the founders of the cutting-edge AI lab OpenAI.
The Haggadah, the centuries-old text that accompanies the Passover Seder, is getting a pop culture makeover.
It’s largely gotten rid of second acts in its many storylines, and that’s made it sloppier than ever.
In fact, another weapon in George R.R. Martin’s universe better fits that description.
A single traveler unknowingly spreads measles in Michigan; the death of an ISIS-affiliated group’s leader is confirmed in the Philippines.
What remains after the fire, and what France must consider as it rebuilds the cathedral.
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