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 Andrew Leonard NYC now plans to turn old pay phones into wireless hotspots, raising new questions about our hyper-connected lives |
 Sara Scribner iPads and other devices aren't really interactive. An expert on the need to read to kids |
 Eric Bovim As a young man in Europe, I immersed myself in the work of a master. What I learned changed me forever |
 Maximillian Potter How the world's greatest bottle of wine was swept up in the plot to overthrow the French monarchy |
 Lindsay Abrams Author Joshua Horvitz on the epic showdown between marine life and national security |
 Ted Hamilton Law schools are putting more and more emphasis on a cash-crazed free market ideology. Here's what's at stake |
 Andrew O'Hehir So-called radicals who side with the Russian despot on Ukraine are stuck in a poisoned Cold War narrative |
 Shira Lipkin I was raised to think the country was ours by divine right. But this horror has challenged even my deepest beliefs |
 Elvin T. Lim America had two foundings, one in 1776 and one in 1789. Today's right is still fighting the same battles |
 Edward McClelland When the far right scapegoats immigrants, it makes inequality worse -- by empowering the real villains. Here's how |
 Henry Grabar Thought it might seem counterintuitive, city governments have much to gain by letting riders off the hook |
 Juan Cole From sex and politics to video games, the amazing story of millennials, Islam and the Internet |
 Paula Young Lee When foreign actors are told to say words in their native language for "authenticity," this is what happens |
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 Lee Fang, Republic Report The who's who of the civil rights community claims regulators would somehow "harm communities of color." Here's why |
 Bill Morlin, Southern Poverty Law Center Due to growing complaints over the rock singer's racist past, an Idaho tribe has canceled a show. More may follow |
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