November 12, 2019 Print Edition
Stories that matter—told with clarity and conviction.
Your Land
Magazine - Your Land
Peanut butter, jelly time
An Alaska university has found a new way to combat its community’s growing hunger crisis. The University of...
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Magazine - Your Land
Razors get the axe
It can be easy to miss a trend, even one right in front of your face, until you...
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Magazine - Your Land
To have and to hold
Young adults are waiting longer to get married and settle down, but once they do, they stay committed....
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Magazine - Your Land
Word of the Week: ‘X’
At the California Institute for the Arts, there is an Office of Alumnx and Family Engagement. Click around...
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Business
Healthcare
American farmers ask for mental health help in face of economic stress
Randy Roecker had just finished building a new state-of-the-art dairy barn on his family farm when...
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Washington Briefing
Energy and Environment
Trump campaign considers shift on climate change to win reelection
President Trump’s reelection campaign is feeling pressure on the issue of climate change. It plans to...
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Magazine - Washington Briefing
Trump dangles government shutdown as impeachment looms
Congress and the White House have until Nov. 21 to pass a spending bill to keep...
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Economy
Service worker union looks to limit the fallout of the rise of the gig economy
Technological change has always been a challenge for organized labor and not just for workers in...
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Foreign Policy
At the Pentagon, Esper and Milley adapt to Trump’s intuitive and impulsive style
Things are getting back to normal at the Pentagon, the new normal that is — a...
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Letter from editor
Democrats discover ‘rigged’ elections
Remember when it was bad to describe elections as “rigged?” Such terminology was Exhibit A proving President Donald Trump’s anti-democratic...
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