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They Carry the Torch for Treasures of the Renaissance. We Met Florence’s Antiquarians. (opens the original)
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‘If you have time to stop and study a painting or a statue, it can teach you what it represented for people of the time, but also what it means for us today.’ FLORENCE, Italy—“People are looking for rare objects—for marvelous objects,” said Tomaso Piva, a debonair gallerist based in Milan who specializes in baroque and neoclassical Venetian art. “There’s only one of these,” he told The Epoch Times, nodding at a table centerpiece from the mid-18th century. “It’s complete, it arrived to us in grea
Inside an Underground Gambling Den Bust in California (opens the original)
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EL MONTE, Calif.—On a recent summer night, a caravan of a dozen cruisers crawled through residential streets toward a drab industrial stretch where sheriffs suspected gang members were running a “slap house”—an underground casino named for the tell-tale sounds of players furiously smashing buttons on digital table-top games imported from China. An alert came out over the radio: “countersurveillance.” A lone lookout on a scooter was patrolling the streets. The slap house operators had also instal
An Idyllic Enclave in California, and a Mysterious Cancer Problem (opens the original)
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As the government probes a potential cancer cluster in an idyllic enclave, residents say authorities ignored warning signs for at least a decade. LADERA RANCH, Calif.—In 2019, Kara Bell began firing off a series of emails to her homeowners association, hoping to find out what kind of herbicides gardeners were using on the many sports fields, pocket parks, and schools that pepper the hillside community of Ladera Ranch, a private enclave in the southeastern corner of unincorporated Orange County.
What Happened When We Created a Snapchat Account for a 13-Year-Old (opens the original)
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LOS ANGELES—As Snapchat faces a torrent of civil lawsuits—from grieving parents, school districts, and state attorneys general—over alleged harm to young users, the social media giant has in recent years introduced features meant to protect against dangers such as illicit drug sales and sexploitation. Several recent studies funded by child safety organizations and conducted after those features were introduced, however, offer a glimpse of what young people are exposed to on the app. One study by
California Enclave Halts Pesticide Use as Feds Launch Investigation Into Cancer Cases (opens the original)
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LOS ANGELES—A wealthy Southern California enclave on July 17 said it would halt its routine use of landscape pesticides as residents push for an investigation into alleged links between the chemicals and an unusually high incidence of rare childhood cancers in the area. Since 2013, at least six adolescents in Ladera Ranch, an unincorporated community in Orange County, have been diagnosed with Ewing sarcoma, an exceedingly rare bone and soft tissue cancer, according to reports made to the U.S. at
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