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The lesson is clear: refugee integration is not only about jobs or English — it is about the community resilience that makes them possible.

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From FitzGerald v Haughey and ‘Bailout Babies’ to Dan Brown and Anne Enright, Marjorie Brennan rounds up a selection of new ...

Thomas Pynchon hasn't lost a step with his 1930s tale about the misadventures of a Milwaukee cheese heiress and the detective ...

RAVE to the kind man who lifted this 86-year-old woman off the sidewalk at the corner of Boylston and East Thomas last week after I tripped and crashed. Also, a rave to the several thoughtful people ...

As the legendary American author releases his long-awaited new novel, Martin Chilton explores Pynchon’s reputation as one of the most ‘reclusive’ writers working right now ...

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Gabby Thomas expressed her thoughts about the massive support during the Athlos NYC's first-of-its-kind event at Times Square.

Thomas Moore Sr., a retired U.S. Air Force master sergeant, had hoped to pay off his mortgage, become debt-free and set up a ...