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Under Garland, Justice Department focuses on civil rights
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The Justice Department under Merrick Garland has opened probes of police in Minneapolis and Louisville, Kentucky – and launched civil rights …
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Ransomware
Major US fuel pipeline halts operations after ransomware attack
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A cyberattack halted Colonial Pipeline operations affecting the flow of gasoline and jet fuel in states from Texas to New Jersey. The operator of a …
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Forests
What do plants and people have in common? More than you think.
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“Finding the Mother Tree” and “Lessons From Plants” explore how trees and plants communicate and form interdependent communities. Growing up, Suzanne …
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Intellectual Property
For Biden, vaccine patent waiver is a test of US leadership
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Washington and New Delhi When asked during a July 2020 one-on-one campaign event with public health activist Ady Barkan if he supported sharing …
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Nigella Lawson
More quality time spent in the kitchen? Yes, please.
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Nigella Lawson’s “Cook, Eat, Repeat” and Roxana Jullapat’s “Mother Grains” offer practical ideas and inspiration for taking cooking to new …
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Pandemics
Restaurants are hiring, but where are the workers?
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Tybee Island, Ga.; and Alexandria, Va. Ian Davis first opened Raw Ingredients sushi bar on Tybee Island, Georgia, five years ago, with a gaggle of …
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Liz Cheney
When a lawmaker’s conscience clashes with the party line
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Just a few months ago, Rep. Liz Cheney – scion of one of the most influential vice presidents in history – beat back an attempt to oust her from …
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Whooping Crane
‘This is a great story’: Whooping cranes make a comeback
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Irving, Texas Last month, on a pair of rice and crawfish fields in southeast Texas, mounds of vegetation a few feet tall made modern history. The …
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France
The French military is becoming more diverse. It’s also leaning further right.
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Nassim grew up in a social housing block in one of Paris’s disenfranchised suburbs, studying economics after high school. But when he set off on the …
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United States
A Chicago suburb hopes to lead the way with reparations model
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Evanston, Illinois is set to be the first American city to pay reparations, giving eligible Black residents $25,000 housing grants. The approach is …
1 day ago
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Florida
Limits on voting are bad for the GOP too, say some Republicans
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New election restrictions on voting by mail and other voting processes backed by Republicans in several states could make it harder for older voters …
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Alberta produces lots of emissions. Can it capture them instead?
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Capturing and storing CO2 in the ground – before it’s released into the atmosphere – could be the key to reigning in emissions from Canada’s oil …
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