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<p>David Goodrich bicycled 3,000 miles along the routes of the Underground Railroad, encountering the places of history from a new perspective. This excerpt follows him through the Ohio-Kentucky borderland and across the river that marked free territory. </p>

<p>David Goodrich bicycled 3,000 miles along the routes of the Underground Railroad, encountering the places of history from a new perspective. This excerpt follows him through the Ohio-Kentucky borderland and across the river that marked free territory. </p>

<p>David Goodrich bicycled 3,000 miles along the routes of the Underground Railroad, encountering the places of history from a new perspective. This excerpt follows him through the Ohio-Kentucky borderland and across the river that marked free territory. </p>

A single law clerk can guide the fate of a multibillion-dollar commercial dispute or make the difference between life and death for a prisoner.

Two child care centers in Ironwood, Michigan have closed in the past year. The single remaining center enrolls nearly 200 kids. Now its future looks uncertain, and parents are worried about what will happen if it closes too.

Congress isn’t likely to act. But there are ways to inoculate impressionable young white men from racist radicalization–even in this polarized era.

Bill To Make A 'Real Difference' To People With Autism And Their Families

February is Black History Month, originating in historian Carter G. Woodson’s work to forge a positive image of blackness during a time of virulent racism. The first Negro History Week was celebrated in 1926.

Marva Collins said, “Education is painful and not gained by playing games.” Joseph Flynn looks at psychological distress, education, and political games through her lens.

They can only be baptized, confirmed, or receive communion if they have "repented."