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Opinion: Struggling to understand the Monterey Park killings and the fatal beating of Tyre Nichols
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'Miss Scarlet & The Duke' Season 3 Episode 5 Recap: the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune
Hey, remember how Duke Silver made our collective son Baby Detective take up boxing in the hope that he’d be better equipped to fight his own battles, and maybe make some friends along the way? It seems to be working, if Baby Detective’s presence in the cop bar with Hardscrabble and some of the other guys at the start of this episode is any indication. Hardscrabble’s regaling everyone with what I have to imagine is a well-worn tale about an elderly nude suspect, and Baby Detective is attempting to calculate the probability of different scenarios in the game they’re playing so… everyone’s really playing to type.
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What is postpartum psychosis? Psychiatrists explain pregnancy-related mental illnesses
Pregnancy can trigger depression, anxiety and, more rarely, psychosis. -
Pharaoh of the opera: Anthony Roth Costanzo on his star turn in 'Akhnaten'
Open Studio's Jared Bowen talks opera and the power of pop music with one of its most wide-ranging countertenors. -
Can philanthropy reflect the growing diversity and wealth in communities of color?
Change has been building for years, and a new report digs into why major donors of color are giving. -
A lawsuit could help thousands of people with disabilities leave nursing homes
The high cost of housing is forcing thousands of people to live in nursing homes who could live on their own. -
Why human trafficking in restaurants is underreported
Is it wage theft or trafficking? Some restaurant workers say their abuse in a "low-wage, high violation" industry is forced labor. -
'All Creatures Great and Small' season 3 episode 5 recap: Edward
This week on All Creatures Great And Small, we follow Mrs. Hall on her attempt to reconcile with her son Edward. Fans may recall that she was expecting Edward to write or visit her in the previous Christmas specials, but he never showed up. Along the way, we find out more details about why they became estranged. This episode is an emotional rollercoaster, so let’s strap in and discuss!
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