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Wonder Boy and Money Man
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Wonder Boy and Money Man

THE GRANDEST studio of Hollywood's golden age was formed on April 17, 1924, as Metro-Goldwyn productions, using the names of just two of three merged companies.

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February 01, 2025
A Most Decorated Soldier
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A Most Decorated Soldier

ROBERT HOWARD was wounded 14 times during five combat tours.

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February 01, 2025
A Light On the Past
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A Light On the Past

The Stained Glass Window

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February 01, 2025
Hamas Says First American Captive Will Be Released
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Hamas Says First American Captive Will Be Released

Hamas on Friday named the next three hostages to be freed under the Gaza cease-fire deal, including the first American to be released in the latest truce.

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February 01, 2025
Was That a Van Gogh At the Garage Sale?
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Was That a Van Gogh At the Garage Sale?

In 1889, Vincent van Gogh committed himself to a psychiatric asylum in Southern France, where he spent a turbulent year creating roughly 150 paintings, including masterpieces such as \"Irises,\" \"Almond Blossom\" and \"The Starry Night.\"

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February 01, 2025
Putting Idealism to the Test
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Putting Idealism to the Test

At the end of Thomas Wentworth Higginson's long and unimaginably eventful life, one admiring newspaper reporter described him as someone whose specialty was \"to unite the activities of a political and social reformer with the grace and dignity of a man of letters.\" Over the course of 87 years of nearly ceaseless activity, Higginson had been a teacher, minister, state legislator, fiery abolitionist, women's-rights advocate, colonel of a regiment of African-American Civil War soldiers, author of dozens of books and articles, and the ambivalent but dutiful mentor of an introverted correspondent named Emily Dickinson. If Higginson remains a difficult figure to pin down, it is not because he was inconsistent but rather because he was so frenetically in motion.

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February 01, 2025
Capital Murder
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Capital Murder

Most Americans gained their impression of London during the Blitz from the radio broadcasts of Edward R. Murrow on CBS.

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February 01, 2025
Where the Left Studies the Right
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Where the Left Studies the Right

It isn't a provable thesis, but I'd be prepared to defend it: Conservatives know more about liberals than liberals know about conservatives.This is a matter of necessity rather than of virtue. Liberals dominate the places where the big decisions are made: news media, higher education, school boards and K-12 administrations, the entertainment industry, state and federal agencies, corporate boardrooms and so on. If you're a liberal in any of these places, conservatism doesn't require much attention, except as an annoyance. If you're a conservative in any of these places, you must learn to swim in a pool chlorinated by liberalism.

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February 01, 2025
Trump and the Collapse of the Old Order
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Trump and the Collapse of the Old Order

A disquieting Washington visit leaves me with a sense that America is making a big break from the past.

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February 01, 2025
Walgreens Plans to Suspend Dividend in Push to Save Cash
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Walgreens Plans to Suspend Dividend in Push to Save Cash

Walgreens Boots Alliance will suspend its quarterly dividend, citing its need for cash amid ongoing litigation and turnaround efforts.

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February 01, 2025
I Told My Child to Always Be Himself. Was I Wrong?
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I Told My Child to Always Be Himself. Was I Wrong?

Actors and teachers both pretend to be other people in order to find the truth.

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February 01, 2025
State-Owned Property Dominates in China
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State-Owned Property Dominates in China

The housing crisis claims more private developers

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February 01, 2025
China's True Believer
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China's True Believer

Hu Yaobang rose from obscurity to become one of the leaders of the Chinese Communist Party. His belief in reform often landed him in peril.

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February 01, 2025
A Brush With Greatness
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A Brush With Greatness

These vanity-worthy hairbrushes can help your tresses gleam and yield a healthier scalp

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February 01, 2025
The Day I Played Soccer With Bob Marley
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The Day I Played Soccer With Bob Marley

The reggae legend would have been 80 next week. When I met him as a young Italian reporter, he thought I was a fascist. But we quickly made peace.

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February 01, 2025
How St. John Got Its Mojo Back
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How St. John Got Its Mojo Back

Tired of the monotonous march of quiet luxury, women are waking up to sleeper labels such as St. John Knits, known for vivid structured jackets. Once largely forgotten, it's now leading a heritage-brand revival.

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February 01, 2025
A Fantasy Snowbird Nest
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A Fantasy Snowbird Nest

A Manhattan couple's art collection takes on a different personality in the Sunshine State, and guides designers to the 'very Florida' interior that the pair desired

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February 01, 2025
More Monkey Than Sense
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More Monkey Than Sense

Everyone goes wild for this pull-apart treat, an easy bake for anyone with opposable thumbs

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February 01, 2025
No Stuffy Suits!
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No Stuffy Suits!

Want to avoid resembling a stiff corporate drone when suiting up in 2025? Do a few stretches and follow these five guidelines.

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February 01, 2025
Moments Of Yen
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Moments Of Yen

What would you do with $1,000 on a trip to Japan's capital? A strict budget led our writer to seek out an older, more human-scale Tokyo.

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February 01, 2025
Lightbulb Madness
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Lightbulb Madness

When the U.S. outlawed incandescent bulbs in favor of sterile, efficient LEDs, I bought up hundreds. For those less nuts than I am, there are warm workarounds.

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February 01, 2025
The Mystery Quarterback Crashing College Football's All-Star Game
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The Mystery Quarterback Crashing College Football's All-Star Game

Laurier's Taylor Elgersma, a 6-foot-6 former hockey player from Ontario, came to the Senior Bowl on a Hail Mary bid to become the NFL's first Canadian signal-caller in over 20 years

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February 01, 2025
The Force in Women's Sports More Powerful Than Caitlin Clark
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The Force in Women's Sports More Powerful Than Caitlin Clark

IT WAS A MONDAY IN OCTOBER, and a group of executives hoping to win the rights for a new pro women's soccer franchise were about to unveil their hidden ace.As officials from the National Women's Soccer League, including commissioner Jessica Berman, toured the Cincinnati team's pro-posed facilities, a video screen flickered to life and a familiar face popped up.

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February 01, 2025
Helicopter Helped to Ferry Top Officials
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Helicopter Helped to Ferry Top Officials

The Black Hawk in Wednesday's crash belonged to 'air taxi service' for VIPs

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February 01, 2025
It's a Bird, It's a Plane, It's a Superman Lawsuit
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It's a Bird, It's a Plane, It's a Superman Lawsuit

The estate of Joseph Shuster, the co-creator of \"Superman,\" is suing to stop the man of steel from taking flight in several major international territories just months before the newest, highly anticipated \"Superman\" movie is released.

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February 01, 2025
Paying More Tax Can Be a Smart Play
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Paying More Tax Can Be a Smart Play

Savvy taxpayers often consider whether strategically \"accelerating\" their income -and paying tax on it-can reduce what they'll owe Uncle Sam over time

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February 01, 2025
Leighton & Adam PICKING UP THE PIECES
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Leighton & Adam PICKING UP THE PIECES

\"Everyone has been reaching out to them, offering to help any way they can,\" says a source.

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February 10, 2025
CAMERON & JAMIE: BACK IN ACTION!
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CAMERON & JAMIE: BACK IN ACTION!

She retired from acting in 2014, and he suffered a brain bleed that led to a stroke that nearly killed him in April 2023, but on Jan. 17 in London, Cameron Diaz and Jamie Foxx were back and better than ever at the photocall for their new movie, Back in Action.

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February 10, 2025
Ariana vs. Carrie NEW FEUD ALERT!
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Ariana vs. Carrie NEW FEUD ALERT!

We can't be friends! Ariana made her feelings about Carrie clear on Instagram

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February 10, 2025
Meghan's DIVORCE BOMBSHELL
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Meghan's DIVORCE BOMBSHELL

A book project about Meghan Markle's life if she were to split from husband Prince Harry was allegedly shopped around!

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February 10, 2025