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Neuroscience has answers for the best ways to hang your art
When it comes to hanging art and photos on the wall, consider height, symmetry and balance for the most appealing result.
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We want our kids to work service jobs as teens. Our friends are horrified.
Friends were horrified that this reader thinks it’s a good idea for their kids to work service jobs as teens.
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We want our kids to work service jobs as teens. Our friends are horrified.
Friends were horrified that this reader thinks it’s a good idea for their kids to work service jobs as teens.
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Group behind 177-year-old sourdough starter inundated after viral TikTok
Requests for Carl Griffith’s 1847 Oregon Trail Sourdough Starter kits skyrocketed after a video about them went viral on TikTok.
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Ask Amy: My wife keeps asking about her wrinkles. Should I tell her the truth?
He loves his wife just the way she is but feels he must lie to her about her wrinkles.
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After 4 Months of War, Biden and Netanyahu Are on Different Timetables
The divergent goals of President Biden and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are playing out as negotiators try to reach a hostage deal.
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Michigan Primary Takeaways: ‘Uncommitted’ Makes Itself Heard
President Biden endured a protest vote, Donald Trump fended off Nikki Haley again, and both may face challenges with their party coalitions as they start to look toward November.
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How Visiting the U.S. Border Became a Potent Form of Political Theater
The 2,000-mile frontier has become a symbol in American politics as the debate over immigration grows increasingly polarized.
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What Happened in the Michigan Democratic Primary
President Biden handily won the primary, but tens of thousands in the swing state voted “uncommitted” over his support for Israel.
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How the Senate G.O.P. Scored a Top Recruit and Widened Its Path to a Majority
The recruitment of Larry Hogan in Maryland served as a capstone to months of quiet success for Senate Republicans, after years of recruiting disappointments.