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Cathy Hutchinson of East Taunton, Mass., was able to control a free-standing robotic arm to hold a drink for her to sip. She and another person, both ...

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Food

Durango alfresco

You might not be able to eat Durango’s scenery, but there’s nothing to stop you from seasoning lunch...

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Family

Are we ready for cease-fire in the Mommy Wars?

NEW YORK – You could call Elisabeth Badinter a very lucky woman. It’s not just that she’s wealthy,...

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Health

Gravity’s your running friend

Like the beautician who notes an unbecoming hairdo or the carpenter who spots a badly shingled roof, Ed...

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Travel

Artist’s link with the outdoors on display

ALBUQUERQUE – Georgia O’Keeffe could handle the inhospitable conditions of the American...

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Religion

Egypt Brotherhood takes hard turn to right

CAIRO – At a campaign rally for the Muslim Brotherhood’s candidate for president, a hardline cleric and...

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Southwest Life

Desire to save bees keeps her buzzing

LAKE HAVASU CITY, Ariz. (AP) – When most people think of beekeepers, they probably don’t...

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Columnists

Sunday, May 20, 2012
The Travel Troubleshooter
Hey, that’s not my chipped windshield

Q: I recently rented a car from Thrifty in Toronto for two weeks. I travel more than 26 weeks a...
Sunday, May 20, 2012
Adventures in Motherhood
Straddling two worlds like no one else: Turning 5 is a crazy time

“Coley, this spot here is for the truffles,” Rose says, pointing to a nifty folding bench on her...
Thursday, May 17, 2012
Out Standing in the Fields
In the trenches: Water and drought in West

It is always exciting to discover a buried treasure when you’re out digging.