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Mark Twain conquered almost every challenge that came his way except old age. Living well into his seventies, he was a printer, an investigative journalist, a riverboat captain, a government functionary, a bestselling novelist, an imperialism-defying political essayist, a successful playwright and a devoted father and husband. He travelled the world giving lectures that made

Most of us know American writer Jack London for his adventure classic The Call of the Wild or his harrowing short story "To Build a...

The Austin post-punk three-piece put out this new single ahead of their upcoming EP 'Wellness', out in late July.

Silent films have a way of burrowing their stories into your mind and taking root. With this preview of the San Francisco Silent Film Festival 2022, let us plant a few seeds.

Companies like True Fin, Salmon Sisters, and Wild Alaskan Company specialize in high-quality frozen fish, making it possible for anyone cook fish at the height of its freshness

Author Eyal Press on the nation’s most morally troubling labor — and why many refuse to acknowledge it.

Arizona House Bill 2495 is not a protect-the-children bill. It’s an anti-education bill, part of the Republican Party’s war on public schools.

You grow up in a place thick with history, the descendant of two families with deep roots in that place. You were raised by relatives who spent long hours around dinner tables and on front porches telling stories.

AG Garland just got his fish in the mail. In the mob, there is no clearer message that your days are numbered than a newspaper-wrapped fish left at your doorstep...https://t.co/EJDKu5hART — [...]

The law professor Amy Gajda writes about the tug of war between the right to know and the right to be let alone.