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One-Third of Americans Have Encountered Extreme Weather in Recent Years, Survey

[ad_1] One in three Americans says they’ve been personally affected by the extreme weather event in the past two years, according to a Gallup poll released Wednesday that reflects a period that included a crippling ice storm in Texas, one of the largest wildfires in California history. and a powerful storm that killed dozens of …

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Late Night Celebrates Obama’s First White House Visit in Five Years

[ad_1] “Over the weekend, workers at an Amazon fulfillment center in Staten Island were able to successfully unionize. This is the first Amazon union. And the new union president said something funny. The union president said, ‘We want to thank Jeff Bezos for going into space, because “We were signing people while he was there.” …

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Terry Wallis, 57, Died; Awakened 19 Years After Traumatic Brain Injury

[ad_1] Terry Wallis, who spontaneously regained the ability to speak after a traumatic brain injury, was nearly unresponsive for 19 years, and then was the subject of a massive study showing how a damaged brain can heal itself, died in rehab on March 29. The facility in Searcy, Ark. He was 57 years old. His …

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Richard Linklater and Sandra Adair: Three Years of Action and Deductions

[ad_1] In “Apollo 10½: A Space Age Childhood”” In a Netflix animated comedy set in the 1960s suburbs of Houston, a group of teenagers descend into a Popsicle stand to escape the Texas heat. One by one, they go to the first delicious lick, only to discover that their tongues are instantly stuck to the …

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Are You Better Financially Than You Was Five or 10 Years Ago? We

[ad_1] The economic report is full of gloom, injustice and premonitions. Gasoline prices skyrocketed. Inflation is back after 40 years of sleep. For many tenants, owning a home is impossible. The top 1 percent were richly rewarded, as service workers faced dangers for not being adequately compensated during Covid. All true. But for many middle-class …

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Love and Scandal Buried in an Elite Boarding School for Years

[ad_1] SCHOOL DAYSby Jonathan Galassi The poet said, “Belief is an act of love” Anne Sexton Wrote. In Jonathan Galassi’s second novel “School Days”, faith and love often conflict. The setting is Leverett, formerly an elite all-male boarding school in Connecticut, and a resting place for sons of former mercenary families before the Ivy League. …

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2022 Oscars Rated Higher Than Last Year’s Academy Awards

[ad_1] more people Academy Awards Sunday night was the least-watched Oscar ever, but viewership remained low due to disruptions in television and movie-watching habits. The 94th edition of the awards ceremony earned 13.73 million viewers on ABC and a score of 2.9 among adults aged 18 to 49, according to preliminary national ratings released Monday …

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100 Years of Nosferatu, the Vampire Movie Who Won’t Die

[ad_1] His silhouette precedes him: skinny limbs and a long black coat, claw-like nails; An ethereal shadow that has loomed over cinema for 100 years. FW Murnau’s silent film “Nosferatu” and his villain, Count Orlok, They are celebrating their centennial this year. The film, which will return to cinemas in Europe, is planned to commemorate …

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