The History Behind Arizona’s 160-Year-Old Abortion Ban

The 160-year-old Arizona abortion ban that was upheld on Tuesday by the state’s highest court was among a wave of anti-abortion laws propelled by some historical twists and turns that might seem surprising. For decades after the United States became a nation, abortion was legal until fetal movement could be felt, usually well into the…

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How to Grow Potted Topiaries

Have topiary (and eclipse glasses), will travel. Ken Selody, of Atlock Farm, put out the word in January: He had researched the path of totality of this week’s solar eclipse and considered optimal viewing possibilities. In early April, he planned to be Texas-bound. “If I drove my van full of topiary through Tennessee, Arkansas and…

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5 Tips for Exercising During Allergy Season

Along with warmer weather and more daylight, spring brings an explosion of pollen, which can make exercising outdoors an itchy, sniffly challenge. What’s worse, pollen season has gotten longer and more intense in recent years, thanks to climate change. While anyone who spends time outdoors will be exposed to their area’s particular allergens, exercisers often…

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12 Cheap Recipes Our Food Staff Loves

The good news: Inflation in the United States is cooling — hovering around 3 percent — way down from a peak of around 9 percent in 2022. But reaching the ideal rate — 2 percent annually — is like a marathon, the last few miles are the toughest. In the meantime, we’re all paying more…

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