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As a researcher in Ceausescu’s Romania, Katherine Verdery did not suspect how profoundly the secret police would interfere in her life.

British comedian Sacha Baron Cohen finds humor, outrage, and offense in the United States under Trump.

What the company’s bot apocalypse means for the future of social media

Ditching plastic will help many marginalized people, too.

Netflix's first Indian original series is a sprawling caper that bleeds into the mystical.

By following in the footsteps of Netflix, it could undermine what made the network great.

With the sudden departure of yet another CEO, the bookstore chain is facing existential questions.

If soccer is a window into human nature, why is it so hard to apply its insights to everyday life?

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