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Why Having Siblings Matters More Than You Think (opens the original)
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We laugh about it now, but one of the core memories I share with my two sisters involves me, at our family’s apartment in Italy in the late 1990s, becoming so angry that I picked up a child-sized chair and possibly a matching table and threatened to throw them. I say “possibly” because I’m being nice to myself, but I’m pretty sure that exact scenario played out a few times throughout our childhoods. I tell you this nearly 30 years later mostly to establish that my siblings and I (we've got a you
Christa Pike Case Exposes the Death Penalty’s Hardest Question (opens the original)
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A federal appeals court halted Christa Pike’s execution about an hour before it was scheduled Wednesday, keeping alive a case that exposes one of capital punishment’s hardest questions: how the justice system distinguishes the murderer who dies from the murderer who does not. Pike, 50, was sentenced to death for the 1995 torture and murder of 19-year-old Colleen Slemmer, committed when Pike was 18. The Tennessee Supreme Court found that jurors had identified two statutory aggravating circumstanc
Zohran Mamdani wants to fight antisemitism but won't define it (opens the original)
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Mayor Zohran Mamdani has released a detailed strategy to fight antisemitism in New York City while leaving unsettled the question that followed him into office. What will his administration consider antisemitic when Israel and Zionism are involved? Mamdani's plan is substantial in the places where the answer is easy. City Hall is putting $7.4 million into security and hate-prevention grants, expanding Jewish history education, helping institutions improve security and funding efforts to track an
We're all fat bears, after all (opens the original)
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Can you really be surprised that a culture this obsessed with excess has devoted an entire week to ranking fat bears? This is, after all, the country of the Venti and the Big Gulp, of "add a dollar and make it a large," Costco bulk packs, 40-ounce tumblers, two-for-one deals and Shein hauls where $30 buys enough polyester to clothe your whole family through spring and summer, twice. Here in America, more is the default setting. You want bigger? Just drop another buck. So, yes, of course we have
25 years after 9/11, Fairford shows why an old warning still matters (opens the original)
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“If you see something, say something” may be the simplest idea to survive the post-9/11 transformation of counterterrorism, and the arrests near RAF Fairford are a reminder of why: after 25 years of new surveillance powers, intelligence reforms and billions of dollars in security spending, an ordinary person noticing that something looked wrong still became part of the warning system. The precise sequence of events remains under investigation, but here is what we know so far: a local farmer said
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