It's time for another look at the global craze for KAWS and what keeps it going strong as his museum shows break new ground.

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Nebraska's economic growth has stalled, missing Site Selection magazine's top 10 development states for the second year.

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The term “elderly” gets flung about with the frenzy of fall leaves in a windstorm. I think it’s a state of mind.

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Georgetown professor Jacques Berlinerblau’s new book, “Can We Laugh at That?”, examines comedy’s evolving role amid cultural ...

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