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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 27, 2026
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Laleh Khadivi's new novel asks how well we know our mothers (opens the original)
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LALEH KHADIVI: (Reading) The weird thing is, I'm more interested in my mother now she's dead - now that I know she had so many different kinds of women inside her. When she first died, I couldn't handle it, and I just wanted to think of her one way. But now, a few months later, I can handle that she was complicated, conflicted. That's a line from Heti, the protagonist of Laleh Khadivi's new novel. She's grappling with things we don't understand about our mothers until they die, or even then. The
Angela Autumn brings a new sound to her Appalachian roots (opens the original)
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Singer-songwriter Angela Autumn grew up in the Appalachian foothills in Western Pennsylvania. Singing in church and spending a lot of time alone in the woods, she learned to play the banjo as a young adult. And that sound is still at the heart of her music, but it doesn't stay there by itself. A psychedelic electric guitar might come crashing in, or a wall of reverb, or her voice might change from a high delicate sound to something low and rough. (SOUNDBITE OF SONG, "I DON'T THINK ABOUT YOU AT A
Flexibility is a key part of keeping women employed (opens the original)
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For decades, one of the most reliable trends in the American economy has been the growing number of women working, but lately, government data shows women's participation in the labor force has been falling. Some of the jobs where women are concentrated, including education and government jobs, have been hit by cuts. And for working parents, childcare remains extraordinarily expensive, while some employers are scaling back the flexibility that became common during the pandemic. So what does all
Democratic strategist reflects on Wisconsin and Minnesota primaries (opens the original)
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Here's a data point to consider. In Wisconsin, the margin of victory in the Democratic primary for governor is about half a percentage point, around 4,000 votes in over 750,000 votes cast. That was one of several races last night and this summer, pitting more progressive candidates against more moderate ones. Let's try to pick out some trends with Amanda Litman. She's the president of Run for Something. That's an organization supporting young Democrats who are seeking office. Hi there. SUMMERS:
A children's book about missing school is relatable to anyone who's felt FOMO (opens the original)
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If you've ever taken a day off school as a kid because you were sick, you may remember how it usually goes. At first, you're thinking, yes, I get to watch TV. In the morning, I get to watch all the cartoons, or, in my case, I get to watch reruns of "The Love Boat." But then it starts to sink in that the house is quiet, a little too quiet. And that is when your mind starts to really wander, right? You start wondering what everyone else is doing without you. Well, in a new picture book called "A D
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