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A Dallas clinic that garnered controversy for providing puberty blockers to children with gender dysphoria has closed down after protests.
A Dallas clinic that garnered controversy for providing puberty blockers to children with gender dysphoria has closed down after protests.
A Dallas clinic that garnered controversy for providing puberty blockers to children with gender dysphoria has closed down after protests.
Lawrence Wright's 'The End of October' is a thriller for our times By Colette Bancroft, Tampa Bay Times © Penguin Random House/Tampa Bay Times/TNS "The End of October" by Lawrence Wright “The End of October” by Lawrence Wright; Knopf (400 pages, $27.95) ——— Timely books are often described as “ripped from the headlines.” But Lawrence Wright’s new novel, “The End of October,” scooped the headlines with its tense tale of a fast-moving pandemic and the cascade of political and human costs it brings. An advance review copy of the book landed on my desk in J...