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Recap of Outlander season 7 episode 8 - the mid-season finale - in which Jamie fights in the second battle of Saratoga. Roger steps through the stones.

The loss of blue skies to climate change phenomena doesn't just hurt our environment. It hurts our psyche as well.

This week, our experts covered topics ranging from a Massachusetts tax bill that targets Harvard University and other colleges with legacy admissions to Barbie’s sales and property taxes if she were a real California resident. For a look at the latest commentary and analysis, check out our weekly roundup.

Let’s meet famous authors and their best friends — cats, ravens, poodle, cocker spaniel & a bear — on the International Day of Friendship, which is celebrated the world over on July 30, barring some countries including India which observes it on August 6.

The legendary playback singer Mohammad Rafi never gave up on his riyaaz till he breathed his last. He always believed that his best creation was yet to come despite achieving so much in a rather short span of time. Just like Robert Browning exhorting, Grow old with me/ The best is yet to be - A creative genius believes that his best is yet to come.

Romanticism in Assamese literature is a completely new concept or creation, even for Indians.

Borrow one of these unique fall quotes for Instagram captions to celebrate the beauty of autumn. We found fall sayings that are literary, funny, and inspiring.

Milan Kundera revelled in shocking, in taking away the breath, and leaving nothing for granted. His prose did not entertain fools.

Robert Browning wrote these beautiful words: Grow old along with me, the best is yet to be, the last of life, for which the first was made.

In Tenet, Christopher Nolan's new mind-bending, time-traveling epic blockbuster, there is a scene early on where Clémence Poésy's character Barbara tells our hero, simply known as "The Protagonist": "Don't try to understand it. Feel it." It certainly feels like the mission statement for the film, Nolan's way of telling the audience you probably won't be