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They see themselves as rebels, standing up against a suffocating progressive culture. Do these young Trump supporters hold the key to 2020?
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Showing the Colors
Spanish police estimated that about 600,000 people celebrated “La Diada,” the National Day of Catalonia on September 11. The annual festival, which traditionally draws big flag-waving crowds of supporters of indpendence for the reigon, marks the defeat of Catalan troops by King Phillip V of in 1714. This year’s attendance, however, was a decline from the roughly 1 million who turned out in 2018.
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Periscope
A fighter pilot, Amy McGrath has already been to war three times and is now taking on, arguably, the most powerful man of Washington
What Animals Can Teach Us About Teenagers' Risky Behavior
Teenagers' sometimes inexplicable choices can be understood as a rational developmental phase when seen through the lens of animal behavior.
How Two Authors Changed Their Parenting Styles After Studying Animals
Their five-year study found many similarities between the thrill-seeking and sometimes inexplicable-seeming choices of teens and those of adolescent animals developing in the wild.
Downtime
Dockery is reprising her Golden-Globe nominated role as Lady Mary for the film adaptation of the British costume drama Downton Abbey. "It felt like a big family reunion. I loved it," she said.
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