Our enjoyment of literature and fiction is rooted in theory of mind: the cognitive ability to attribute mental states ...

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Kamala Harris’ new memoir “107 Days” is drawing adjectives like “bombshell,” “juicy” and even “score-settling, elbow-throwing, bridge-burning,” to quote a POLITICO headline. Even though the former ...