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Not much more than a dozen pages into The Blade Between, the protagonist, Ronan Szepessy, thinks to himself, "What the hell happened to Hudson?" What the hell happened to Hudson, indeed. That could well be an alternative title for Sam J. Millers terrific new novel. Substitute the name of any large town or small city (or big city?) in America for "Hudson" in that sentence, and much (but certainly not all) in Millers gripping story will ring true. The question remains, just who is besiegi...

Ingredient Spotlight: Tempeh (and 7 Tempeh Recipes) January 15, 2021 Ika Hilal/Shutterstock If there is a single culinary buzzword to kick off the new year, “plant based” is it. But before there were lab-created, hyper-realistic meat substitutes like Beyond and Impossible, there was tempeh. The probiotic and protein-packed ingredient originated in Indonesia centuries ago and continues to be a staple there, but its demand in the United States has grown substantially in recent years. No longe...

Opposite side of white suburbanites who were very much against busing. she was very much on the other side of this argument today. >> what is she saying today? is she standing by what she wrote in 1975? >> her campaign stands by what she wrote. what they told me is she supports this new act called the strength in diversity act in congress. thats actually supported by joe biden and kamala harris, which was sort of interesting about their whole exchange, because their position on busing today is b...

Schools today? well, there may not be explicit laws on the book that say that black children and white children cant go to the same school. theres several situations, communities around the country in which there are neighborhoods that have essentially seceded from their school districts, creating school districts that are drawn very much on racial lines. and kamala harris took some flack from biden aides when she said that she was not necessarily -- or was not willing to take the stance of supp...

Reporters and subjected herself to questions, particularly following that debate in miami around the debate over busing and school integration. i had the chance to ask kamala harris yesterday. the campaign as pointed out, look at joe bidens record going back to the 70s on the issue. the concept of busing and segregation, an aconine concept. questions turn back on to kamala harris about her position on busing today. this was a little bit of the back and forth yesterday. >> just to clarify, you do...

Unilateral basis. obviously, these are the kinds of negotiations that need happen with our various allies in the region. and make sure everyone is at the able and have to go cautiously forward. im a big believer in constant engagement. thats what i call it. we should be engaging frequently with everyone because, you know, whether its climate change or nuclear proliferation, the globe has become much smaller. we need to have those relationships all the time. but to do it by tweet and go off and t...

From the 1970s. it wasnt clear to me as i listened to him where he stands on the issue of busing today. i think it is a conversation thats happening today. senator kamala harris says she supports busing today. i just spoke with presidential candidate john hickenlooper who says he, too, would support busing today to deal with the issues of segregation or resegregation that bernie sanders said this morning. he, too, says busing should be an option thats on the table in today -- >> i want to be cle...