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Jack Teixeira, Edward Snowden, and plugging intelligence leaks

Plastics have shaped nearly every aspect of society. Now what?

Layaway angel spends $20,000 at Toys 'R' Us to make Christmas merry for families

N.C. coast under hurricane warning from Arthur, Outer Banks evacuating

Reader recommendation: The Prophet of Dry Hill

Listening for winter in the silence of birds; Twelve Moons of the Year, By Hal Borland. New York: Alfred A. Knopf. $12.50.

An appreciation of former Monitor Editor John Hughes

How to make Moscow grow more food

The work of sculpture artist Nathalie Miebach

Lobster shell disease moves toward Maine

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Jack Teixeira, Edward Snowden, and plugging intelligence leaks

Plastics have shaped nearly every aspect of society. Now what?

Layaway angel spends $20,000 at Toys 'R' Us to make Christmas merry for families

N.C. coast under hurricane warning from Arthur, Outer Banks evacuating

Reader recommendation: The Prophet of Dry Hill

Listening for winter in the silence of birds; Twelve Moons of the Year, By Hal Borland. New York: Alfred A. Knopf. $12.50.

An appreciation of former Monitor Editor John Hughes

How to make Moscow grow more food

The work of sculpture artist Nathalie Miebach

Lobster shell disease moves toward Maine

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