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  • Holy Relics and Celebrity Mementos Put Heaven Within Reach
    17 June, 2021

    Holy Relics and Celebrity Mementos Put Heaven Within Reach

    Relics bring people closer to connection with the eternal, no matter what form they take. Emma J Wells writes.

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    Emma J Wells

    Spirituality and Religion
  • The May Consumer Price Index Puts Inflation Hawks into Feeding Frenzy
    16 June, 2021

    The May Consumer Price Index Puts Inflation Hawks into Feeding Frenzy

    The effects of the pandemic on consumer spending have some economists worried about inflation. Dean Baker explains why they shouldn’t be.

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    Dean Baker

    Politics
  • Zika Emergency Puts Open Data Policies to the Test
    15 June, 2021

    Zika Emergency Puts Open Data Policies to the Test

    The Zika outbreak comes at a time of ongoing advances in data sharing policy, including a new call by the Wellcome Trust for journals and research funders to support open sharing of Zika research. PLOS Medicine Chief Editor Larry Peiperl and PLOS NTDs co-Editor-in-Chief Peter…

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    Larry Peiperl and Peter Hotetz

    Technology & Science
  • “You Showed Us What Hope Looked Like”
    14 June, 2021

    “You Showed Us What Hope Looked Like”

    Hope is a scarce commodity behind bars, but a 92-year-old Holocaust survivor and 25 life-sentence-serving inmates are trying to regrow it.

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    Kristen Bell

    Society
  • Sunday Comics
    13 June, 2021

    Sunday Comics

    There are no angels left in America anymore! They left after the Second World War, heading west — stopping briefly in Japan during the 60’s and then in Tianamen Square during the 80s. They kept heading west to who knows where…What are they after?

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    Otto S. Fishbein

    Comix
  • Sunday Comics
    6 June, 2021

    Sunday Comics

    Bacharach and David used to write his favorite songs. Never, never, never would he worry; he’d run and fetch the ball — but the hip hop and the white funk just blew away my puppy’s mind!

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    Otto S. Fishbein

    Comix
  • Fighting
    2 June, 2021

    Fighting

    Poetry by Samuel Ludke.

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    Samuel Ludke

    Poetry
  • When the Dentist Spoke at the Anti-War Rally
    1 June, 2021

    When the Dentist Spoke at the Anti-War Rally

    Poetry by Max Reif.

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    Max Reif

    Poetry
  • Vaccinating the World: If We Had Grown Ups in Charge
    31 May, 2021

    Vaccinating the World: If We Had Grown Ups in Charge

    Dean Baker makes the case for open source COVID-19 research and vaccines.

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    Dean Baker

    Politics
  • Three Tacoma Police Officers Charged With Murder Of Manuel Ellis
    30 May, 2021

    Three Tacoma Police Officers Charged With Murder Of Manuel Ellis

    Mark Taylor-Canfield reports on the Manuel Ellis police murder trial.

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    Mark Taylor-Canfield

    News
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