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Cover story Health
Growing up in adversity can take a big toll on health later in life—and perhaps even for future generations. Public health officials are beginning to act.
Magic Won't Help Daniel Radcliffe in 'Escape from Pretoria'
He needs more than just spells and his trusty wand to escape from an apartheid-era prison in South Africa in 1979.
In Focus
Waiting Game
Sihanoukville, Cambodia
A woman looks at the MS Westerdam docked nearby in Sihanoukville. When this picture was taken on February 17, there were 233 passengers and 747 crew members on board; all were tested for the coronavirus before they were allowed to depart. The ship was eventually declared free of the virus and the passengers were flown to Phnom Penh. An elderly American woman was later thought to be infected, then cleared.
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Periscope
Surveys show that financial infidelity is common, even though six in 10 people think lying to your partner about money is as bad as or worse than cheating. But not every money secret is a relationship deal breaker.
Legal Historian: AG Barr's Actions Are 'Remarkably Not Normal'
Barr's intervention in Roger Stone's case, says Jed Shugerman, was "yet another breach of norms in a pattern with Trump and Barr."
Downtime
As KISS heads toward the the end of the road, superfans are happy to pay handsomely to relive the past
9 of the Most Innovative Libraries Around the World
From a camel library service in Kenya to book-carrying-robots in Sydney, these unique libraries keep the magic of reading alive.
Jane Fonda Brings Her Climate Change Protest 'Fire Drill Fridays' to L.A.
Jane Fonda is almost as well known for her activism as she is for her Hollywood career. Now she's taking her climate change protest (and that red coat) to Los Angeles.
