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Ready for a midlife reset? First, take stock of your strengths.
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Hit a midlife wall? This test identifies your strengths and what matters to you
Allison Aubrey
As part of her new podcast and newsletter Your Turn with Allison Aubrey, NPR's Allison Aubrey went in search of tools to help navigate midlife — starting with this survey to rank one's character strengths.
Federal authorities are investigating suspicious mailings sent to election officials and congressional offices in multiple states. Above, a USPS mail collection box in Pasadena, Calif.
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Suspicious mailings to election officials, congressional offices under investigation
Eric McDaniel, Hansi Lo Wang, Ryan Lucas
Historic preservation advocates say the Grand Canyon and Arlington Memorial Bridge — where President Trump wants to build a 250-foot arch — are examples of historic sites that would lose protection under the proposed changes.
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U.S. historic preservation law faces the most serious threat in its 60-year history
Rachel Treisman

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