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  1. Maryland man charged with stealing U-Haul to carry out truck attack
  2. Rick Barnes to turn down UCLA offer, will remain with Tennessee Volunteers
  3. U.S. prohibits entry to 16 Saudis for writer Jamal Khashoggi's murder
  4. Houston Rockets coach Mike D'Antoni hospitalized with virus, could return soon
  5. Federal judge blocks policy to send asylum seekers back to Mexico
  6. National Championship Game: Texas Tech's Tariq Owens starts vs. Virginia
  7. March Madness: Duke freshman Tre Jones to skip NBA draft, return next season
  8. Former New Orleans Saints DL Tyeler Davison to visit with Atlanta Falcons
  9. 2020 race for president: Who's running so far
  10. Texas appeals court stays execution of Mark Robertson
  11. Rep. Eric Swalwell joins crowded field of Democrats vying for 2020 nod
  12. Miami Dolphins to sign former AAF sacks leader Jayrone Elliott
  13. Maine woman arrested for sending threatening letter to Sen. Susan Collins
  14. Texans' Justin Reid on Raiders' Antonio Brown: 'I can't wait to smash this dude'
  15. U.N. condemns airstrike on Tripoli airport
  16. Trump cancels MLB deal to allow Cuban players without defection
  17. Alison Mack pleads guilty to racketeering in NXIVM case
  18. Cubs pitcher Jon Lester lifted with hamstring tightness in home opener
  19. 3 U.S. service members, 1 contractor killed in blast at Bagram Air Base
  20. Telemedicine may lead to antibiotic overprescription for kids
  21. SpaceX Falcon Heavy launch delayed again to Wednesday
  22. Felicity Huffman, 13 others plead guilty in Varsity Blues sting
  23. Electrical current might rejuvenate aging memory

Maryland man charged with stealing U-Haul to carry out truck attack

A Maryland man was charged with stealing a U-Haul van to carry out an attack inspired by the 2016 truck attack in Nice, France.
    

Rick Barnes to turn down UCLA offer, will remain with Tennessee Volunteers

Tennessee Volunteers men's head basketball coach Rick Barnes has decided to remain with the school after a hard push by UCLA.
    

U.S. prohibits entry to 16 Saudis for writer Jamal Khashoggi's murder

The United States prohibited 16 Saudi nationals from entering the country Monday for their alleged involvement in the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
    

Houston Rockets coach Mike D'Antoni hospitalized with virus, could return soon

Houston Rockets head coach Mike D'Antoni has been hospitalized with an intestinal virus but expects to rejoin the team before the playoffs.
    

Federal judge blocks policy to send asylum seekers back to Mexico

A federal judge on Monday blocked a Trump administration policy to send some asylum seekers back to Mexico to await the resolution of their immigration processing.
    

National Championship Game: Texas Tech's Tariq Owens starts vs. Virginia

Texas Tech forward Tariq Owens was introduced as a starter for the Red Raiders' national championship game against the Virginia Cavaliers on Monday.
    

March Madness: Duke freshman Tre Jones to skip NBA draft, return next season

Duke Blue Devils freshman Tre Jones will forego the NBA Draft and return for his sophomore season, the school announced Monday.
    

Former New Orleans Saints DL Tyeler Davison to visit with Atlanta Falcons

Former New Orleans Saints defensive lineman Tyeler Davison could join an NFC South rival in the upcoming season.
    

2020 race for president: Who's running so far

Some 2020 presidential campaigns are off and running, with a diverse slate of Democrats -- and one Republican -- vying to challenge President Donald Trump.
    

Texas appeals court stays execution of Mark Robertson

The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals on Monday stayed the execution of a man convicted of murdering a friend and his 81-year-old grandmother.
    

Rep. Eric Swalwell joins crowded field of Democrats vying for 2020 nod

U.S. Rep. Eric Swalwell on Monday added his name to the growing list of Democrats seeking the 2020 presidential nomination.
    

Miami Dolphins to sign former AAF sacks leader Jayrone Elliott

The Miami Dolphins are expected to sign former San Antonio Commanders pass rusher Jayrone Elliott.
    

Maine woman arrested for sending threatening letter to Sen. Susan Collins

Authorities arrested a Maine woman for allegedly mailing a threatening letter to Sen. Susan Collins last year, the U.S. Department of Justice said Monday.
    

Texans' Justin Reid on Raiders' Antonio Brown: 'I can't wait to smash this dude'

Houston Texans safety Justin Reid responded to Oakland Raiders star receiver Antonio Brown's critical post of Pittsburgh Steelers wideout JuJu Smith-Schuster.
    

U.N. condemns airstrike on Tripoli airport

The United Nations condemned an airstrike on the only functioning airport in Tripoli, the capital of Libya, on Monday.
    

Trump cancels MLB deal to allow Cuban players without defection

The Trump administration canceled an agreement that would have allowed Cuban baseball players to play in the MLB without having to give up their citizenship.
    

Alison Mack pleads guilty to racketeering in NXIVM case

Actress Allison Mack pleaded guilty Monday to racketeering charges related to her involvement with an alleged sex cult in New York.
    

Cubs pitcher Jon Lester lifted with hamstring tightness in home opener

Chicago Cubs pitcher Jon Lester left Monday's home opener at Wrigley Field with left hamstring tightness.
    

3 U.S. service members, 1 contractor killed in blast at Bagram Air Base

Three U.S. service members and one civilian contractor died Monday when an improvised explosive device detonated near Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan.
    

Telemedicine may lead to antibiotic overprescription for kids

Doctors may be overprescribing medication for children during telemedicine visits, a new study says.
    

SpaceX Falcon Heavy launch delayed again to Wednesday

SpaceX's Falcon Heavy launch with the ArabSat 6A satellite aboard has been moved back another day to Wednesday evening.
    

Felicity Huffman, 13 others plead guilty in Varsity Blues sting

Actor Felicity Huffman and 13 other defendants pleaded guilty Monday to charges related to a national college bribery and recruitment scheme.
    

Electrical current might rejuvenate aging memory

It's common for people to become less sharp as they age, taking a little longer to do math in their heads or work out a knotty problem. But scientists might have a solution.
    
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  1. Greg Sargent: Kirstjen Nielsen just revealed how Trump's pathologies and lawlessness will get worse - Salt Lake Tribune
  2. A single Twitter user showed just how easy it is to mislead anti-Trump politicians and media - Washington Examiner
  3. Donald Trump Called Secret Service Director Randolph Alles Dumbo and Made Fun of His Looks Before Ousting Him: Report - Newsweek
  4. Some Democratic Congressman Named Eric Swalwell Is Running for President - Slate
  5. Devin Nunes sues McClatchy for alleged scheme to derail Clinton, Russia investigations - Washington Examiner
  6. 'Profoundly sorry' parents agree to plead guilty in college admissions case - Los Angeles Times
  7. CDC finds 78 new measles cases as outbreak sprints toward record and experts blame anti-vaxxers - The Washington Post
  8. Chinese woman arrested at Mar-a-Lago had device to detect hidden cameras, officials say - NBCNews.com
  9. Winter Storm Wesley Likely to Bring Blizzard Conditions to the Plains, Upper Midwest - The Weather Channel
  10. Stanford University tosses out student involved in admissions bribery scandal - Fox News
  11. Libya's UN-backed government calls airport airstrike a 'war crime' - CNN
  12. Hong Kong 'Umbrella' protesters found guilty - BBC News
  13. How marijuana legalization could decide Benjamin Netanyahu's political fate - Washington Examiner
  14. Will Emmanuel Macron veto Theresa May's Brexit extension? - NBC News
  15. Crown and Wynn Resorts are in 'preliminary' acquisition talks - CNBC
  16. Everyone Is Getting Free Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream on Tuesday - Thrillist
  17. Sears' Eddie Lampert looks to regain full ownership of Sears Hometown and Outlet Stores - USA TODAY
  18. Warren Buffett’s Advice for Wells Fargo - Barron's
  19. AMD's latest Ryzen Pro chips bring Vega graphics to work laptops - Engadget
  20. Video Game Release Dates For April 2019: PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, And PC - GameSpot
  21. Google Pixel 4 makes yet another AOSP appearance, Pixel 3a too this time - 9to5Google
  22. Prosecutors want prison time for Felicity Huffman and other parents who pleaded guilty in college admissions scam - CNN
  23. Miranda Lambert Took A Dig At Blake Shelton Onstage At The ACM Awards As He Was Sitting With Gwen Stefani - BuzzFeed
  24. DC Films Bowls A Box Office Turkey With 'Shazam!,' 'Aquaman' And 'Wonder Woman' - Forbes
  25. The Wades Shared the Love At Miami Pride - Essence
  26. What you need to know about Chris Davis' 0-for-49 streak - ESPN
  27. Before A Pitch Was Thrown At Wrigley Field In 2019 The Cubs Had Another Embarrassment - sportsmockery.com
  28. Virginia completes redemption story, edges Texas Tech in OT for national title - AOL
  29. Scientists build a machine to quantum superposition of possible futures - Phys.Org
  30. Here's what scientists think a black hole looks like - Science Magazine
  31. Global warming is shrinking glaciers faster than thought - KSL.com
  32. Spacewalking astronauts tackle battery, cable work - WPTV.com
  33. Dietary Supplements Have No Effect on Mortality Risk - Medscape
  34. Drug-resistant fungus Candida auris spreads to New Jersey - WPVI-TV
  35. CDC warns of fungal 'superbug' that has sickened hundreds - News 12 New Jersey
  36. She lived for 99 years with organs in all the wrong places and never knew it - CNN

Greg Sargent: Kirstjen Nielsen just revealed how Trump's pathologies and lawlessness will get worse - Salt Lake Tribune


A single Twitter user showed just how easy it is to mislead anti-Trump politicians and media - Washington Examiner

Donald Trump Called Secret Service Director Randolph Alles Dumbo and Made Fun of His Looks Before Ousting Him: Report - Newsweek

Donald Trump Called Secret Service Director Randolph Alles Dumbo and Made Fun of His Looks Before Ousting Him: Report  Newsweek

After Donald Trump instructed White House acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney to remove U.S. Secret Service director Randolph Alles from office this week, ...

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Some Democratic Congressman Named Eric Swalwell Is Running for President - Slate

Devin Nunes sues McClatchy for alleged scheme to derail Clinton, Russia investigations - Washington Examiner


'Profoundly sorry' parents agree to plead guilty in college admissions case - Los Angeles Times

CDC finds 78 new measles cases as outbreak sprints toward record and experts blame anti-vaxxers - The Washington Post

Chinese woman arrested at Mar-a-Lago had device to detect hidden cameras, officials say - NBCNews.com

Winter Storm Wesley Likely to Bring Blizzard Conditions to the Plains, Upper Midwest - The Weather Channel

Stanford University tosses out student involved in admissions bribery scandal - Fox News

Libya's UN-backed government calls airport airstrike a 'war crime' - CNN

Hong Kong 'Umbrella' protesters found guilty - BBC News

How marijuana legalization could decide Benjamin Netanyahu's political fate - Washington Examiner

Will Emmanuel Macron veto Theresa May's Brexit extension? - NBC News

Crown and Wynn Resorts are in 'preliminary' acquisition talks - CNBC

Everyone Is Getting Free Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream on Tuesday - Thrillist

Sears' Eddie Lampert looks to regain full ownership of Sears Hometown and Outlet Stores - USA TODAY

Warren Buffett’s Advice for Wells Fargo - Barron's

AMD's latest Ryzen Pro chips bring Vega graphics to work laptops - Engadget

Video Game Release Dates For April 2019: PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, And PC - GameSpot

Google Pixel 4 makes yet another AOSP appearance, Pixel 3a too this time - 9to5Google

Prosecutors want prison time for Felicity Huffman and other parents who pleaded guilty in college admissions scam - CNN

Miranda Lambert Took A Dig At Blake Shelton Onstage At The ACM Awards As He Was Sitting With Gwen Stefani - BuzzFeed

DC Films Bowls A Box Office Turkey With 'Shazam!,' 'Aquaman' And 'Wonder Woman' - Forbes

The Wades Shared the Love At Miami Pride - Essence

What you need to know about Chris Davis' 0-for-49 streak - ESPN

Before A Pitch Was Thrown At Wrigley Field In 2019 The Cubs Had Another Embarrassment - sportsmockery.com

Virginia completes redemption story, edges Texas Tech in OT for national title - AOL

Scientists build a machine to quantum superposition of possible futures - Phys.Org

Scientists build a machine to quantum superposition of possible futures  Phys.Org

In the 2018 movie Avengers: Infinity War, a scene featured Dr. Strange looking into 14 million possible futures to search for a single timeline in which the heroes ...

    

Here's what scientists think a black hole looks like - Science Magazine

Global warming is shrinking glaciers faster than thought - KSL.com

Spacewalking astronauts tackle battery, cable work - WPTV.com

Dietary Supplements Have No Effect on Mortality Risk - Medscape

Drug-resistant fungus Candida auris spreads to New Jersey - WPVI-TV

CDC warns of fungal 'superbug' that has sickened hundreds - News 12 New Jersey

She lived for 99 years with organs in all the wrong places and never knew it - CNN

She lived for 99 years with organs in all the wrong places and never knew it  CNN

Oregon medical students were shocked and surprised when they opened the cadaver of Rose Marie Bentley.

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The administration scuttled a deal enabling Cuban baseball players to play on major league teams in the U.S. without defecting.
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  1. Trump administration moves to undercut MLB's deal with Cuba
  2. Trump says Uganda must find kidnappers of freed tourist. Uganda responds.
  3. Trump labels Iran's Revolutionary Guard a terror group
  4. Why much of the country is headed for $4 gas
  5. 3 American service members killed in car bombing near Afghanistan's Bagram Airfield
  6. Environmentalists fear rampant deforestation as Brazil's Bolsonaro eyes new policy
  7. France is 'playing hardball' as U.K. frets on the brink of Brexit
  8. U.S. pulls troops as fighting engulfs Libya
  9. Trump looms large over Israeli election as Netanyahu aims to make history
  10. U.K. considers direct regulation of social media companies
  11. Male refugees victimized by sexual violence say U.N. staffer wanted bribes to help them
  12. American couple vanishes while vacationing in Dominican Republic
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Trump administration moves to undercut MLB's deal with Cuba

The administration scuttled a deal enabling Cuban baseball players to play on major league teams in the U.S. without defecting.
    

Trump says Uganda must find kidnappers of freed tourist. Uganda responds.

A Ugandan government spokesman responded that there are more gun deaths in the U.S. than kidnappings in Uganda.
    

Trump labels Iran's Revolutionary Guard a terror group

The move is expected to further isolate Iran and could have widespread implications for U.S. personnel and policy in the Middle East and elsewhere.
    

Why much of the country is headed for $4 gas

Drivers in different parts of the country will continue to see prices climb, albeit at different rates, say gas pricing experts.
    

3 American service members killed in car bombing near Afghanistan's Bagram Airfield

The Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack.
    

Environmentalists fear rampant deforestation as Brazil's Bolsonaro eyes new policy

President Jair Bolsonaro is considering changing who oversees Brazil's environmental policy. It may lead to less oversight of the Amazon rainforest, activists say.
    

France is 'playing hardball' as U.K. frets on the brink of Brexit

Brexit was originally scheduled for March 29, but it will happen this Friday unless all 27 leaders of other E.U. countries agree to another delay.
    

U.S. pulls troops as fighting engulfs Libya

The self-styled Libyan National Army launched a surprise offensive last week, a move that could potentially drag the country back into civil war.
    

Trump looms large over Israeli election as Netanyahu aims to make history

A vital component of a bid by "King Bibi" to become Israel's longest-serving prime minister sits 10,000 miles away in Washington.
    

U.K. considers direct regulation of social media companies

"Voluntary actions from industry to tackle online harms have not been applied consistently or gone far enough."
    

Male refugees victimized by sexual violence say U.N. staffer wanted bribes to help them

Male refugees said sexual assault forced them to flee their homes in hopes they could find peace, but they became victims of corruption instead.
    

American couple vanishes while vacationing in Dominican Republic

Orlando Moore and his girlfriend, Portia Ravenelle, haven't been heard from in nearly two weeks. They are from Mount Vernon, New York.
    

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As the president expressed frustration with his own administration, the top echelon of the department managing border security and other matters was being hollowed out.
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  1. Trump Purge Set to Force Out More Top Homeland Security Officials
  2. Trump Signals Even Fiercer Immigration Agenda, With a Possible Return of Family Separations
  3. Chinese Woman Arrested at Mar-a-Lago Had a Hidden Camera Detector, Prosecutors Say
  4. Boeing’s 737 Max: 1960s Design, 1990s Computing Power and Paper Manuals
  5. News Analysis: In Trump, Netanyahu Sees an Ally Who Helps Him Push the Envelope
  6. Why Some Israelis Support Netanyahu
  7. Netanyahu’s Talk of West Bank Annexations Is a Blow to Peace but No Surprise, Palestinians Say
  8. Felicity Huffman and 13 Others to Plead Guilty in College Admissions Scandal
  9. Olympic Cyclist Kelly Catlin Seemed Destined for Glory. Then She Killed Herself.
  10. Cancel Kirstjen Nielsen
  11. At Long Last, a Glimpse of a Black Hole
  12. Subpoena Isn’t the Only Way to Get the Mueller Report
  13. People Can Savage Social Norms, but Also Revive Them
  14. Why Does Trump Want to Debase the Fed?
  15. Who Is Left to Say No to Trump?
  16. To Reform the Police, Target Their Union Contract
  17. The Stone: The End of Satire
  18. The N.F.L.’s Great Cherry Tree Caper
  19. Latin America Is Already Trump’s 2020 Presidential Campaign Testing Ground
  20. Iran Should Reconcile With America
  21. The Rise and Rise of the Turkish Right
  22. With ‘Unplanned,’ Abortion Opponents Turn Toward Hollywood
  23. Metropolitan Diary: ‘I Really Just Wanted the Comfort of My Husband’s Being There’
  24. Trump Designates Iran’s Revolutionary Guards a Foreign Terrorist Group
  25. Trump Ends Deal Between M.L.B. and Cuban Baseball Federation
  26. Eric Swalwell, California Congressman, Is Running for President
  27. Powerful Storm Threatens More Misery in Flood-Hit Midwest
  28. Maryland Man Planned to Run Down Pedestrians at National Harbor, U.S. Says
  29. Culture of Secrecy Shields Hospitals With Outbreaks of Drug-Resistant Infections
  30. Lens: Photos of Lesbian Lives Meant to Inspire a Movement
  31. A Savory Tart for a Fickle Season
  32. The New Health Care: Can Doctors Talk Teenagers Out of Risky Drinking?
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Trump Purge Set to Force Out More Top Homeland Security Officials

As the president expressed frustration with his own administration, the top echelon of the department managing border security and other matters was being hollowed out.
    

Trump Signals Even Fiercer Immigration Agenda, With a Possible Return of Family Separations

The longer-term effect of the eruption of Oval Office frustration is likely to be a burst of anti-immigrant policies that stand out, even for Mr. Trump.
    

Chinese Woman Arrested at Mar-a-Lago Had a Hidden Camera Detector, Prosecutors Say

Yujing Zhang, 32, was allowed into President Trump’s resort by Secret Service agents, but was later arrested. The authorities said she also had large amounts of cash in her hotel room.
    

Boeing’s 737 Max: 1960s Design, 1990s Computing Power and Paper Manuals

The Boeing jet that crashed twice in five months relied on decades-old systems and left pilots without some common safety features.
    

News Analysis: In Trump, Netanyahu Sees an Ally Who Helps Him Push the Envelope

President Trump has given Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu the political cover to embrace a position that critics say would all but extinguish the dream of a viable Palestinian state.
    

Why Some Israelis Support Netanyahu

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is caught up in a corruption scandal that has clouded his campaign ahead of Tuesday’s election, but some Israelis still support him. We went there to understand why they are sticking with him.
    

Netanyahu’s Talk of West Bank Annexations Is a Blow to Peace but No Surprise, Palestinians Say

Absorbing Jewish settlements on the West Bank into Israel could draw violent reactions, Arabs warn, but it would also confirm what they think is Israel’s goal.
    

Felicity Huffman and 13 Others to Plead Guilty in College Admissions Scandal

Ms. Huffman is the best-known figure to admit wrongdoing in the investigation, which found faked test scores, phony athletic credentials and big payments.
    

Olympic Cyclist Kelly Catlin Seemed Destined for Glory. Then She Killed Herself.

Catlin was lining up for a shot at Olympic gold. And an elite mathematical mind would open opportunities off the track. But torment lurked behind the success.
    

Cancel Kirstjen Nielsen

Her role in terrorizing children should make her a permanent pariah.
    

At Long Last, a Glimpse of a Black Hole

This week scientists are expected to release images of the silhouette of this elusive and inscrutable astronomical object.
    

Subpoena Isn’t the Only Way to Get the Mueller Report

By law, the House and Senate Intelligence Committees should already have certain investigative materials relating to Russian election meddling.
    

People Can Savage Social Norms, but Also Revive Them

Individuals can change the way we see.
    

Why Does Trump Want to Debase the Fed?

The tax cut fizzled; send in the clowns!
    

Who Is Left to Say No to Trump?

Kirstjen Nielsen is the latest one out of the president’s spiraling cabinet who expressed his cruelty but wouldn’t go as far as he wanted.
    

To Reform the Police, Target Their Union Contract

We did this in Austin and won.
    

The Stone: The End of Satire

The toxic disinformation of social media has rendered traditional forms of humor quaint and futile.
    

The N.F.L.’s Great Cherry Tree Caper

The league didn’t actually try to steal Nashville’s gorgeous cherry trees, but it sure felt that way.
    

Latin America Is Already Trump’s 2020 Presidential Campaign Testing Ground

The U.S. president needs to keep cooperating closely with Mexico, steer clear of any military action in Venezuela and refrain from bullying his partners and allies in the region.
    

Iran Should Reconcile With America

Isn’t it time to abandon the policies that have kept the people of Iran and the United States apart since 1979?
    

The Rise and Rise of the Turkish Right

The opposition parties challenging President Recep Tayyip Erdogan offer another version of the right-wing nationalism of his party and its nationalist partner.
    

With ‘Unplanned,’ Abortion Opponents Turn Toward Hollywood

The makers of the divisive anti-abortion movie — a word-of-mouth hit that a physician called misleading — say they’ve been shunned by mainstream media.
    

Metropolitan Diary: ‘I Really Just Wanted the Comfort of My Husband’s Being There’

Asking for flowers before having surgery, help hailing a cab on East Houston Street and more reader tales of New York City in this week’s Metropolitan Diary.
    

Trump Designates Iran’s Revolutionary Guards a Foreign Terrorist Group

The designation is the first one by the United States against part of a foreign government. The Pentagon and C.I.A. oppose the move, citing risks to Americans.
    

Trump Ends Deal Between M.L.B. and Cuban Baseball Federation

The Trump administration declared that the deal violated trade laws because the Cuban federation was part of the government in Havana.
    

Eric Swalwell, California Congressman, Is Running for President

Mr. Swalwell, a member of the House Intelligence and Judiciary Committees, has gained notoriety as a critic of President Trump’s foreign and immigration policies.
    

Powerful Storm Threatens More Misery in Flood-Hit Midwest

The system is expected to dump significant snow and rain this week on a region that is still struggling to recover from devastating floods.
    

Maryland Man Planned to Run Down Pedestrians at National Harbor, U.S. Says

Federal prosecutors say Rondell Henry, 28, was inspired by an ISIS attack in Nice, France, in 2016. He has been charged with interstate transportation of a stolen vehicle.
    

Culture of Secrecy Shields Hospitals With Outbreaks of Drug-Resistant Infections

The lack of transparency puts patients at risk, some say. Institutions say disclosure could scare some people away from seeking needed medical care.
    

Lens: Photos of Lesbian Lives Meant to Inspire a Movement

Joan E. Biren began to photograph at a time when it was almost impossible to find authentic images of lesbians and aimed to help build a movement for their liberation.
    

A Savory Tart for a Fickle Season

Using store-bought puff pastry makes this spring tart more effortless than it may appear.
    

The New Health Care: Can Doctors Talk Teenagers Out of Risky Drinking?

The answer is worth knowing. The research is lacking.
    

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