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NPR: How To Say No, For The People Pleaser Who Always Says Yes

asianct - September 23, 2020

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NPR: ‘Conditional Citizens’ Examines What It Means To Be An American

asianct - September 22, 2020

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NPR: A 5-Decade-Long Friendship That Began With A Phone Call

asianct - September 21, 2020

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NPR: ‘The Last Million’ Sheds Light On Middle East History, Newer Refugee Policy Failures

asianct - September 16, 2020

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In person or by mail? What to consider in choosing how to vote

asianct - September 15, 2020

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CNN: Why this Woodward book is devastating to Trump

asianct - September 14, 2020 0

"Rage" may be Bob Woodward's most important book since "All the President's Men," in which he and Carl Bernstein laid out...

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NPR: Coronavirus FAQs: What Are The New Dating Rules? And What About Hooking Up?

asianct - September 12, 2020 0

If you're wondering when it will be safe to date again — or how to do it — you're not alone.

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Have we gone too far trashing politics?

asianct - September 11, 2020 0

It’s easy to despair the workings of American politics, especially in the midst of crisis or a contentious campaign. But politics itself...

People & Work

BBC: Dame Diana Rigg: Avengers, Bond and Game of Thrones actress dies at 82

asianct - September 10, 2020 0

Actress Dame Diana Rigg, famous for roles including Emma Peel in TV series The Avengers and Olenna Tyrell in Game of Thrones,...

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AP: Review: Novel ‘Monogamy’ explores unconditional love

asianct - September 9, 2020 0

“Monogamy,” by Sue Miller (HarperCollins) Even after reading all 338-plus pages of Sue Miller’s new novel, it’s hard to...

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Naturalization application may take longer due to the budget shortage of USCIS

asianct - September 8, 2020 0

According to the US "World Journal" report, recently, the US Citizenship and Immigration Service pointed out that due to the problem of...

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CNN: Even in the US, South Asians say caste has proved hard to escape

asianct - September 5, 2020 0

Sam Cornelius knew that something was amiss when his job performance review unexpectedly took a huge hit one year.

People & Work

What’s different about recent athlete protests?

asianct - September 2, 2020 0

There’s nothing new about political protest in sports, but the recent athlete-led game boycotts or strikes following the shooting of Jacob Blake...

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BBC: US election 2020: Guide to the presidential debates

asianct - September 2, 2020 0

US President Donald Trump and Democratic challenger Joe Biden will go head-to-head in three debates prior to the US election.

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NPR: College Is Important. So Is Mental Health. Here’s How To Study Without Burning Out

asianct - September 1, 2020 0

You've signed up for classes, you've learned your way around the virtual course system — and now, you've got to make sure...

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NPR: Welcome To Story Hour: 100 Favorite Books For Young Readers

asianct - August 31, 2020 0

It's been such a strange, lost summer. Camps and schools and activities have shut down during the pandemic, leaving kids and caregivers...

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AP: VIRUS DIARY: She has her cake, but others can’t eat it, too

asianct - August 29, 2020 0

When my birthday rolled around in June, I had to face the fact that, thanks to COVID-19, I would not be having...

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NPR: How To Say No, For The People Pleaser Who Always Says Yes

NPR: ‘Conditional Citizens’ Examines What It Means To Be An American

NPR: A 5-Decade-Long Friendship That Began With A Phone Call

NPR: ‘The Last Million’ Sheds Light On Middle East History, Newer Refugee Policy Failures

In person or by mail? What to consider in choosing how to vote

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