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In the Shakers’ early years, dance was one of the most distinct aspects of the Christian group’s worship. Bettmann via Getty Images
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The celibate, dancing Shakers were once seen as a threat to...

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How the ‘slayer rule’ might play a role in determining who...

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Local democracy is holding strong, but rural communities are falling behind,...

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As DOJ begins to release Epstein files, his many victims deserve...

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How C-reactive protein outpaced ‘bad’ cholesterol as leading heart disease risk marker

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