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Lara Brown

Washington, D.C.
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Political Scientist. Author, Amateur Hour & Jockeying for the American Presidency. Proud UCLA Bruin (3 degrees). College football & SD Padres fan.
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The Lessons of the Game Apply to Democracy, Too

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By Lara Brown
| The Fulcrum (U.S.) Verified
At the New York Knicks NBA Championship parade last month, hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers of all stripes came together to celebrate the first Knicks title win in 53 years. The city united in public exuberance as strangers hugged, chanted, and danced together in the streets. In a deeply divided era, a basketball team did what our political institutions haven’t managed in years: it brought people together.
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My generation is the most health-obsessed ever, and it’s making us all miserable

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By Lara Brown
| MSN Verified
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My generation is the most health-obsessed ever, and it's making us all miserable

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By Lara Brown
| MSN Verified
The science is settled. Coffee is good for you. Well, that's according to the American Heart Association, which says having two to four cups of coffee a day might lower your risk of heart disease, diabetes, heart failure and stroke. What great news. As long as you don't believe studies showing that caffeine increases your blood pressure. And make sure to drink it only in the morning – and if you really want to optimise your life, there's a 21-day randomised double-blind study you can read.
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