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And then there are the “rebirths” Benjamin described: the second acts, rediscoveries, and renewals that bring older works back into circulation. Happily, unfairly forgotten treasures are in vogue.

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Inside Coke's covert campaign to downplay the risks of sugary soda. A new book shows how the company misled America.

Maria Branyas lived to be a whopping 117 years old and ticked many of the boxes for longevity, according to researchers.

Sci-fi author Asimov feared embarrassment might come out of one project, so he decided to create an alter ego.