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In northwest Texas, the geography and climate of the High Plains have always imposed discipline. Early settlement on this flat, dry and exposed tableland depended on ranching practices that conserved scarce water and crops suited to an unforgiving climate. Lubbock developed within those constraints and continues to reflect them.
San Francisco’s beauty is unlike any other city in the United States. Yes, the city faces challenges. But what some headlines portray simply doesn’t match reality.
Nearly one-in-five churchgoers have paid for, encouraged or chosen to have an abortion themselves, according to a new report that reveals most say their churches rarely address the topic.
Those who visit College Station only for a game probably never visit the Texas version of Philadelphia.
No portrait of Milledgeville, Georgia, would be complete without mentioning Flannery O’Connor, the celebrated writer whose work left an enduring mark.
There’s far more to Cooperstown than baseball once the final pitch of summer is thrown and the calendar tips toward fall.
A new report claims that abortion pill complications are underreported, as new data show that many more women suffer side effects than previously thought.
Boredom can play a crucial role in the human experience, according to Harvard professor Arthur C. Brooks, who warns that avoiding boredom can prevent people from asking deeper questions about life and lead to anxiety and depression.
