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As the number of grizzly bears has grown, so has interest in removing them from protection of the Endangered Species Act. It’d be premature.

The top-ranked Lehi football team was ahead less than five minutes of tonight’s quarterfinal matchup against #9 Box Elder, but that total included the last 30 seconds of the game when it mattered the most as the Pioneers pulled out a come-from-behind victory 28-21 over the gritty Bees. Lehi senior quarterback Jackson Brousseau, who had given up just […]

Shields used to idolize Marcel Proust’s “In Search of Lost Time.” But these days it “feels to me sort of twee. ... I need more comedy, more urgency, more white space.”

Experts forecast fewer cases of zombie foreclosures this year, but heightened responsibilities for servicers. HousingWire explores how servicers are handling the cases.

Consider the map of an hour of idle browsing on the Internet: a tangled, convoluted path through the universe, represented by a cascade of places, people, things and ideas. It's unpredictable and serendipitous, yet in some sense inevitable, given the initial starting conditions and the person behind the mouse clicks.

By Robert Kennedy Jun 2, 2021 | 3:38 AM GRAND CHUTE, WI (WTAQ-WLUK) – Tuesday night was the closest to normal things have been at a Timber Rattlers game in almost two years. Capacity at Fox Cities Stadium is now just under 100%. From states away, to nearby baseball fans from all over can once again sit shoulder to shoulder at Fox Cities Stadium. Without having to socially distance. “Every time you come down here you make new friends, people you like to hang out with,” sai...

An illuminating comparison of Ann Petrys The Street and Gwendolyn Brookss Maud Martha with Cynthia Kadohatas The Floating World and Chang-rae Lees Native Speaker by You-me Park and Gayle Wald ("Native Daughters in the Promised Land: Gender, Race, and the Question of Separate Spheres," AL 70: 607-33) establishes the extent to which minority literature "represents the boundaries between public and private spheres in the United States" and how "these boundaries reinforce and overlap class and...

Dec. 24, 2020 10:47 am ET There is a hole in contemporary fiction that has been noticeable for some time but was especially conspicuous in this year. Novelists are obsessed with the apocalypse and have envisioned countless scenarios for the downfall of civilization. Equally, they are transfixed by grief and repeatedly are drawn to produce meditations on loss and recovery. But they do not like to write about the subtext of these preoccupations, the thing that they are hinting toward or c...