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The article discusses the federal review of the Tulsa Race Massacre, acknowledging the trauma experienced by survivors and victims of racial terrorism. The investigation aims to prevent the tragic events from being lost to history and bring some measure of justice to the descendants of the victims. It highlights the enduring economic scars Black Americans bear and the importance of confronting the legacy of racial terrorism. The review is being conducted under the Emmett Till Unsolved Civil Rights Crime Act, reflecting the Justice Department's efforts to seek justice and prevent the victims' stories from being forgotten. [Extracted from the article]

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This article, titled "Odd new world," discusses the author's experience of breaking their arm on Simchat Torah, the day after Hamas attacked Israel. The author reflects on the metaphorical significance of their broken arm, symbolizing the horrific new world we live in. They highlight the rise of antisemitism, both from the right and the left, and the impact it has had on Jewish progressives. The article also emphasizes the importance of teaching Israel's complex history accurately to prevent misunderstandings and rejection of the whole story. The author concludes by expressing concern for the safety of Jewish students on college campuses and the need for no place to be a source of shame for being Jewish. [Extracted from the article]

Dr. Rashbaum: My null hypothesis is that back pain is not due to psychological issues, so as to not be a biased doctor, I try to accept the null hypothesis or reject the null hypothesis. This news organization spoke recently with Dr. Rashbaum, a physiatrist and chief of tension myoneural syndrome at NYU Langone Health, New York, about TMS and how he manages patients with chronic pain. Looking at his own practice, Dr. Sarno, a rehabilitation medicine specialist in New York, saw that most of his patients with chronic pain did not have evidence of acute injury or degenerative disk disease. [Extracted from the article]

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In this Wall Street Journal article, the author, Bobby Steggert, reflects on a pivotal moment in his acting career that led to a personal transformation. While performing in a Tony-nominated play, Steggert forgot his lines for the first time and realized that he had been portraying characters that were the opposite of who he truly was. This realization prompted him to leave his acting career behind and become a therapist for fellow artists, helping them embrace their authentic selves. Steggert shares his story as a way to inspire others to prioritize self-acceptance over ambition. [Extracted from the article]

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The article discusses the political landscape in Kentucky's 5th congressional district, which is the second-poorest district in the US and has a high percentage of white residents. It explores the perspectives of white working-class voters in the region and their views on both major political parties. The article highlights the economic struggles faced by whites without college degrees and their increasing support for the Republican party, particularly Donald Trump. It also examines the role of pride and identity in shaping political preferences. The author emphasizes the need for political parties to address the concerns and dignity of white working-class voters. [Extracted from the article]

With body castings of anonymized Pakistani women that resemble oxidized copper statues, Misha Japanwala hopes to create a time capsule of resisting gender violence for her new gallery show. Misha [...]

The article reviews Michael R. Jackson and Anna K. Jacobs' musical "Teeth," directed by Sarah Benson and starring Will Connolly, Steven Pasquale and Alyse Alan Louis, at the Playwrights Horizons theater in Manhattan, New York City.

The article highlights the consistent problematic behavior of Raj Kundra, Shilpa Shetty's husband, including various misdemeanors and alleged criminal activities, culminating in the recent freezing of the couple's property assets by the enforcement directorate due to an alleged scam.

The article offers information about the racial discrimination challenges faced by the British Broadcasting Corp., BBC. It mentions that BBC's current and former staff has alleged company failing in its duty to promote social cohesion. It discusses that BBC's latest annual report for ethnicity reveals company's desire a fifth of its staff to be an ethnic minority at all levels by 2026.

"Into the Shimmering World" is a play by Angus Cerini that explores the harsh realities of drought and flood in rural Australia. The story follows Ray and Floss, a couple whose family farm has been suffering from the effects of drought. When the rain finally comes, it brings relief but also leads to devastating floods. The play delves into themes of isolation, toxic masculinity, and the silent suffering experienced by many in regional Australia. While the play has moments of poetry and emotion, it also feels distant and detached at times. Overall, it serves as a reminder of the tragedy and loss caused by natural disasters and prompts us to consider how we can support each other as a community. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on Brenda Andrew's appeal to the Supreme Court regarding the use of her underwear as evidence in her 2004 murder trial, arguing that it was part of a strategy by prosecutors to reinforce gender stereotypes and portray her negatively.

This article covers a range of topics, including the legacy of Joe Lieberman, the decline in job opportunities for high school students, differing perspectives on crime and immigration, decreasing happiness among young Americans, and disillusionment with the government. The author suggests that challenges faced by the younger generation, such as the COVID-19 pandemic and government expansion, contribute to their pessimism. The article also mentions the impact of the Supreme Court's decision on abortion rights. Another text discusses the relationship between the growth of government and the diminishing of faith, highlighting the importance of faith in the founding of the United States. The third text is a letter expressing concerns about the appointment of Courtland Holman as the head of the Floresville Economic Development Corp, calling for transparency and accountability in his new role. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the challenges minority ethnic groups face in accessing drug treatment and support services due to various barriers, including stigma and lack of culturally competent services. It highlights efforts by organizations like Turning Point and Spinney Hill Recovery in Leicester to address these issues by providing culturally appropriate approaches and specialized services for communities struggling with drug and alcohol addiction.

Respiratory illnesses, including influenza, Covid-19, RSV, and the common cold, have been circulating at higher rates in the United States since November. Despite this, American workers are reporting to work at the highest rates in almost four years, with office occupancy reaching its highest level since March 2020. Some bosses subtly or explicitly encourage employees to ignore minor symptoms and come to work, which can lead to sick shaming. However, sick shaming can also occur if employees stay home, as they may be judged by their colleagues. This article highlights the challenges faced by workers in navigating sick leave and emphasizes the importance of rest and recovery for both individual and team well-being. [Extracted from the article]

The article highlights Trump's unconventional approach, orchestrating a collision between the political and legal systems while maintaining significant support within the Republican Party.

The request for rainbow-frosted cupcakes came from a repeat customer -- Congregation B'nai Israel in Millburn, a Conservative synagogue that had relied on the West Orange Bake Shop to make kosher desserts for its special events. "No one does well when they feel shame": Reaction builds after West Orange kosher bakery's refusal to make rainbow Pride treats But when Rabbi Schwarzwald went to the bakery to request an explanation about why the Pride order was canceled, Mr. Mittel refused to talk to her. [Extracted from the article]

The article shares the story of Martinus Evans, founder of the Slow AF Run Club, a global virtual community for back-of-the-packers, and a certified running coach, and his mission to make the sport of running feel safe and welcoming for everyone. It describes the determination and confidence of Evans to run a marathon after experiencing shaming and mocking because of his weight. It shows efforts of Evans in counseling runners on retraining their brains to adopt the mind set that they can run.

The article predicts the potential of the New York Devils ice hockey team to be a contender, but not yet an elite team, in the 2023-24 season of the National Hockey League.

The article focuses on the author's experience growing up with the weight of her mother's expectations and the responsibility she felt to make up for the loss of her mother's miscarried children.

The article focuses on a discussion between Bret Stephens and Gail Collins about political ethics and the state of politics, particularly regarding the recent indictment of Senator Robert Menendez and the state of the Republican House caucus.

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The article discusses the process of determining the difficulty level of crossword puzzles and highlights a crossword with a clever theme involving "symbols of a scandal" and some tricky clues, along with solving tips for clues ending with a question mark.

The article focuses on how to recycle old electronics, providing tips like dropping them off at local recycling facilities, utilizing mail-in programs, or looking for curbside pickup options. It highlights the importance of data removal and sanitation before recycling and safety measures for devices with built-in batteries.

The article discusses Candace Owens' criticism of Juneteenth, referring to it as "ghetto" and "made up," and explores the backlash she received from the Black community, including rapper Azealia Banks, who condemned her remarks and fantasized about her being lynched.

An interview with pianist Polina Osetinskaya about her decision to stay in Russia even as she criticized the war in Ukraine, her concerns about her safety, and the police interruption of a concert in which she and several other players were playing is presented.

The article focuses on Letty Cottin Pogrebin's memoir, highlighting the themes of shame, secrecy, and silence surrounding sexual assault and the impact of cultural expectations, particularly in the Jewish community.

The article focuses on the Tennessee General Assembly's local information server and its handling of emails sent between Cade Cothren, chief of staff for Tennessee Speaker of the House Glen Casada, and Justin Jones. It mentions the after News Channel 5's Phil Williams reported that Cothren may have doctored the timestamp on an email to frame Jones, the director of the Tennessee General Assembly's Local Information Server.

In the 1954 John Cheever story ''The Country Husband,'' a man goes to a dinner party in a New York suburb and recognizes his host's new maid, but from where? [...]

The article reports on the ruling by New York State Judge Arthur F. Engoron to cite former U.S. President Donald J. Trump in contempt of court for his failure to comply with a subpoena from the state attorney general's office. In the subpoena, Attorney General Letitia James ordered Trump to submit records of his family business Trump Organization.

The article reflects the views of the author on the death of Tyre Nichols, who was savagely beaten by Memphis police officers, and its impact on the fight against police violence against Black Americans, and criticizes the lack of federal legislation to prevent such killings.