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Nashville Parents Ask: Must a Mass Shooter’s Writings Be Made Public?
The lack of information about what motivated a deadly attack on a Christian school has led to a protracted legal fight over releasing the shooter’s handwritten journals.
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To Find Europe’s Best Bike Routes, a Cycling Writer Asked the Crowd
The longtime sports journalist Claude Droussent discusses his new guidebook to cycling in Europe, which uses data from the fitness app Strava, and the growing role bicycles play in worldwide travel.
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How to find true love in a world of online dating
Though online dating has become one of the most popular ways to meet people, it can be difficult to know where to start or how to find true love. With so many options and people to choose from, it’s important to take some time to find the right site or app for you, and to…
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A guide to age-appropriate chores kids can do around the house
Parents are probably underestimating what their children are capable of.
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Spike Lee’s fellowship gives HBCU students a role in Hollywood
The director hopes the program can give opportunities to the next generation.
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Carolyn Hax: She’s an at-home mom. Why can’t she do elder care, too?
A letter-writer is disappointed their stay-at-home daughter-in-law won’t help care for their ailing older relative.
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Ask Amy: I asked my husband to stop drinking every night. He said no.
Letter writer’s husband drinks at least six beers every night. Is it time to leave him?
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Miss Manners: I hate questions from strangers about my service dog
This letter writer is tired of the follow-up questions about their service dog.
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Tim Scott to formally kick off 2024 presidential bid with Monday speech
The Republican from South Carolina is betting that an emphasis on his personal story, his Christian faith and a more optimistic message than some rivals, combined with significant campaign cash, will be enough to carry him to the nomination.
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As S.C. abortion vote nears, GOP women rebuke the men: ‘It’s always about control’
The uncomfortably personal stalemate in South Carolina reflects a broader divide between GOP lawmakers and voters.