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This is a ghost story told entirely from the ghost's point of view: We see what the ghost sees ... which, we soon learn, are tied to a recent tragedy involving one of her best friends.

Hoover Institution Senior Fellow Victor Davis Hanson argued during a Friday podcast that Democratic Texas Rep. Al Green ...

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You should listen, educate yourself, learn, and politely ask about preferences ... Some perceive it as a more positive term than 'BAME' or 'BME'. However, others see it as similarly problematic, in ...

You sense the collective unease. You see it in peoples’ glances, and you finally hear it from a colleague: “I’m sorry your team was let go. You’re lucky to stay.” Explore HBR HBR Store ...