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How Small Presses Quietly Took Over Literary Fiction
A scattered network of independent presses has become the place where serious literary fiction actually gets discovered.
Health
The Telehealth Fix That's Keeping Rural Hospitals Alive
Rural hospitals are turning to remote consultation networks to keep patients from driving hours for basic care.
Environment
Cities Are Racing to Cool Themselves Down Before Summer
City planners are treating extreme heat as core infrastructure, not an afterthought.
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The Suburbs Are Rewriting the Rules of Midterm Turnout
A generation of newly built suburban districts is voting in ways that don't fit the old maps, forcing both parties to rethink where campaigns actually get won.
Business
Small Banks Bet Their Future on Algorithms They Don't Fully Control
Community banks are outsourcing loan decisions to third-party AI models — a trade that promises survival but raises new questions about accountability.
