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Texas makes Bible passages required reading for millions of public school students
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Teenage boys in UK ‘stuck’ reading primary-level books while girls’ tastes expand
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Transcription by Ben Lerner wins Orwell prize for political fiction
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Rebuilding Community and Restoring Meaning in America
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Granta stops publishing short story award winners over AI controversy
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Crisis of the Common Good: A Democrat’s Unlikely Diagnosis
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JD Vance, once an ‘angry atheist’, is America’s most powerful Catholic. How will he wield his faith?
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