To Cover World War II, These Women Journalists Fought Sexism at Home
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Justice Dept. Sues Penguin Random House Over Simon & Schuster Deal
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Is It Possible to Explain How Consciousness Works?
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Louise Erdrich’s ‘The Sentence’ Considers the (Literally) Haunting Power of Books
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An Artist in Lockdown, Forged by Catastrophe
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Caught Between Worlds? So Are the Characters in These Books.
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The Manhattan ‘Madam’ Who Hobnobbed With the City’s Elite
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The Secret 53-Year-Old British Case That Could Have Legalized Trans Identity
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From a Small Nigerian Tribe to a Big American Publishing House
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The Century-Old Russian Novel Said to Have Inspired ‘1984’
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When the Nation That Shaped You Is Falling Apart
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Does Life Imitate Art or Is It the Other Way Around?
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Was the Constitution Pro-Slavery? Jefferson Davis Thought So. Abraham Lincoln Didn’t.
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Locked Down With Friends, Lovers and Rivals, in Gary Shteyngart’s New Novel
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How Black Performance and Presence Shaped America
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