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Schools are testing how much they can shape the racial outcomes of admissions without being accused of practicing affirmative ...

Only around a million people live in Montana, but the state will likely determine the balance of power in the U.S. Senate.

Amid cries of “rigged” elections, a short documentary shows the effect of election conspiracies in a crucial jurisdiction.

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Apple TV+’s soi-disant succession drama may gesture at weighty themes, but it’s soapier—and often more fun—than its prestige ...

Part Two,” in London, he and Zendaya chose a vintage Thierry Mugler robot suit reminiscent of the Fritz Lang sci-fi classic ...

On a cloudy afternoon in Peterborough, New Hampshire, apron-wearing workers emerged from a green nineteen-fifties lunch car, stood behind a banner that read “The Peterboro Diner Welcomes You to Grover ...

Years after John McGahern became the center of a national censorship debate, his novel “The Pornographer” cast an impassive ...

Monk has created “Indra’s Net” (at the Park Avenue Armory, Sept. 23-Oct. 6), which takes its title from a Buddhist metaphor ...

No Democrat has won the state since Barack Obama, in 2008, but Party strategists are betting that heading to more rural areas ...

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