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John Field and Adelaide Percheron, the protagonists in my new book, were born in the eighteenth century. Was I writing a historical novel?
PONDICHERRYEAST INDIESCOLONEL BRANDONCHOPIN
BUSINESS MARKETING AND EMPLOYMENT
“Dune: Part Two” to “Those Mad Worms Won’t Stop, Mate” (Australia): You think those dodgy snakes in the outback are devo? You ain’t seen nothing, mate!
NORTH KOREAAUSTRALIABIG BROTHERWALTER WHITE
POLITICS AND GLOBAL AFFAIRS
Americans’ most valued official document is the latest national treasure to get a Trump makeover.
WASHINGTONUNITED STATES OF AMERICAERMA BOMBECKELIE WIESEL
CONSUMER ELECTRONICS AND ROBOTICS
From the daily newsletter: Waymo wants robots to take the wheel. Should we hand over the proverbial keys?
AMERICAN WESTMISSOURI OZARKSRIDERSPEDESTRIANS
EARTH SPACE CLIMATE AND ENVIRONMENT
The American Geographical Society has long invited big-name adventurers—Amelia Earhart, Neil Armstrong—to sign its ceremonial globe. The latest? Astronaut Kathryn Sullivan.
SOUTH POLENORTH POLESIR EDMUND HILLARYAMELIA EARHART