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Who Owns the Benin Bronzes? The Answer Just Got More Complicated.
Restitution efforts were underway, fueled by news that a museum was being planned in Nigeria to house the treasures. Then a surprising announcement sowed uncertainty.
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For These Bird Flu Researchers, Work Is a Day at the Very ‘Icky’ Beach
The H5N1 virus poses “a great unknown threat” to birds and humans alike. Understanding and thwarting it begins with excrement collection.
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Directors may have made a deal with Hollywood while writers strike
As the Directors Guild of America announces a tentative deal, the Writers Guild of America remains on strike after its own contract negotiations broke down
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Traversing the Globe in Search of the Best Foods
Traveling the globe in search of the best foods is a daunting task, but one that is well worth it. There are so many amazing cuisines to be experienced, and each one has something unique and special to offer. First stop, Italy! This country is renowned for its delicious pizza and pasta dishes. What’s not…
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Scorched Sugar Snap Pea and Burrata Salad
This is a showstopper of a salad, featuring juicy, crunchy, sweet sugar snap peas in a lemony vinaigrette and paired with creamy, dreamy, indulgent burrata.
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A crisp snap pea salad turns indulgent when paired with burrata
The creamy, indulgent cheese pairs perfectly with just about any perfect vegetable (or fruit).
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How my childhood eating disorder still affects my body image
Though my parents tried their best, I was still left with bad coping skills and views about my body — some of which I and my family still struggle with today.
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Chuck Todd to leave NBC’s ‘Meet the Press’; Welker will become host
The transition will happen in September, a major change at one of broadcast television oldest institutions
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Chuck Todd to Leave ‘Meet the Press’
He will be succeeded by Kristen Welker, NBC’s chief White House correspondent and the co-anchor of “Weekend Today.”
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Saudi Arabia Says It Will Cut Production to Stem a Slide in Oil Prices
OPEC Plus, the group of major oil producers, said it would continue its recent cuts in output, but Saudi Arabia said it would cut further for at least a month.