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Is a vaccine coming? Large-scale tests, starting now, will tell.

Communist Party at 100: Will Chinese nationalism at home backfire abroad?

Fine biography prunes the thicket of myths surrounding Ty Cobb; Ty Cobb, by Charles C. Alexander. New York: Oxford University Press. 272 pp. $ 16.95

Gallery

Supreme Court Justices with no prior judicial experience

Louis Brandeis (Associate Justice, 1916 - 1939): Justice Brandeis was nominated by President Woodrow Wilson in 1916. Wilson had offered him a cabinet position three years earlier but Brandeis declined, preferring to remain a lawyer and investigate the concentration of wealth by large companies, culminating in his 1914 book, 鈥淥ther People鈥檚 Money, and How the Bankers Use It.鈥� After a fierce political battle, Brandeis was seated as an associate justice in June, 1916. Brandeis is seen here (first l.) in a photo of the US Supreme Court Justices in their robes in New York City in 1917.

Focus

One country, two histories: What does it mean to be an American?

Carry the summer into fall with the 10 best books of August

In a Word

鈥楤ring home the bacon鈥� and other tasty idioms

How 60,000 discarded flip-flops ended up on a remote island

New insights on Adamses; Descent from Glory - Four Generations of the John Adams Family, by Paul C. Nagel. New York: Oxford University Press. 400 pp...

鈥楾he God Beat鈥�: Journalists reflect on questions of meaning and transcendence

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