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At Atelier Devauchelle, artisans repair damaged books, some of them hundreds of years old.

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The Michigan Office of Attorney General has reached a settlement agreement with Domtar Industries over the release of PFAS in its paper manufacturing process.

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Parked in 1978, this 1958 Edsel Citation sat in a warehouse until 2019. Some six years later, it's a rare classic in stunning condition.

The University of Florida student won an academic honor after he argued in a paper that the Constitution applies only to white people. From there, the situation spiraled.

The ‘We Were Liars’ showrunners and author open up about changes from the novel to the show, the death twists and what that ending could mean for a possibly supernatural second season.