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• Turns Out It's More Than a Number: "... More older people than ever seem to lead healthy lives, engaged in a full range of activities....".
• ATTACK AND DEFENSE: "... It is the success or failure of our natural immune defenses that will determine the outcome of our future encounters with SARS-CoV-2 and other new viruses.".
• COVID's Ugly Truth: "The world needs to know the real story of COVID-19... and the truth is far different from what you have heard from Dr. Anthony Fauci or in the media.".
• Give First, Take Later: Those born in the northern part of the country during the Vietnam War lived through desperate poverty and hunger from the conflict's end in 1975 to the early 1990s, but now are among that nation's leaders in business, education, and government.
• Will Health Spans Rise Along with Life Spans? "It sometimes is said that 60 is the new 40. Looking to the future, it is even possible that 80 someday will be the new 60.".
• YOUR LIFE.
• A New Path to College: '... There are a number of unanswered and important questions about test-optional policies.'.
• Going to the Source: "[COVID-19] was a bullet that was meant to be fired [by China], but likely was fired by mistake sooner than intended, at the wrong place, and in the wrong way.".
• Billions on the Way: "Though the Federal government will be footing the bill, it ultimately will be state and local governments deciding how to spend most of the [Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act] money earmarked for broadband....".
• Outlasting the Oligarchy.

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• The Implicit Tensions of Robert Mapplethorpe: "... The artist's creative vision drew upon opposing forces: his work could be at once restrained in its adherence to traditional forms and radical in its eroticism.".
• Snapchat Dysmorphia Becoming Too Common.
• Millennials Shift Toward Social Responsibility.
• Building Wealth and Enjoying Passive Income.
• Lady Editor: "There is no better example of [Sarah Josepha] Hale's sway as the preeminent cultural influencer of the mid 19th century than two traditions she introduced in the 1840s that continue to flourish in the 21st century: the white wedding gown and the Christmas tree.".
• ENGINEERING THE ECONOMY: "The pursuit of happiness should not be some abstract language in a historic document; it should be the intended outcome of engineers controlling money creation for the purpose of optimizing the U.S. for its people.".
• AMERICA BEEFS UP: "... Proper management of grazing animals can rebuild the health of pastures and rangelands while providing food and essential products for society.".
• LOCKDOWN LUNACY.
• No good deed ...
• (Lack of) Data Privacy.