Learning my father’s language: I made a vow to teach myself Irish, the language my mother struggled to learn, so that my daughters may learn it too
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They had it coming - The parents indicted in the college-admissions scandal were responding to a changing America, with rage at being robbed of what they believed was rightfully theirs
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M-16: A bureaucratic horror story
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Nazis have always been trolls
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Why White people don't use White emoji: Does shame explain the disparity in the lesser use of light-skin-tone symbols in the US?
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Emoji don't mean what they used to - The pictorial language has moved away from ideography and toward illustration
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A sea story
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What should America do with its empty church buildings?
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American exorcism
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At 63, I threw away my prized portrait of Robert E. Lee
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American Nazis in the 1930s—The German American Bund
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Why the left is so afraid of Jordan Peterson
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Since the 1960s, dictionaries have cataloged how people actually use language, not how they should. That might be changing.
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Chasing the Pearl of Lao Tzu — A tale of ancient philosophers, alien abductions, murder-for-hire and how the world’s largest pearl came to be the centerpiece of an 80-year-old hoax
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Ninety-eight years of mail fraud - how the postal letter became a tool for ingenious criminality
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