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Despite being Switzerland’s largest city, Zurich is often overlooked as a stopover between the airport and the winter playgrounds in the mountain

The Field Museum in Chicago has covered up several display cases that feature Native American cultural items in response to new federal regulations th

To say what you want, to act how you want, to live and fear no reprisals: There are some rights you can start to take for granted. Liberal democracy h

After the concerto, after the encore, there was still more business to take care of when Hilary Hahn appeared with the New York Philharmonic on Thursd

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When Lois Kirschenbaum, a cultural aficionado who was a fixture in the standing room section of the Metropolitan Opera for more than half a century, d

The guys in Bad Dog, a folkie duo from Washington, D.C., weren’t hoping to get rich off the album they recorded last summer. David Post and Craig

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Jay Clayton, a singer whose six-decade career encompassed freewheeling improvisation, lyrical songs and poetry, and the prescient use of electronics,