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Do You Believe In Magic? (A Wild Thing Book)

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By Laura Krantz Verified
| ABRAMS
Inspired by her popular Wild Thing podcast, journalist Laura Krantz incorporates the scientific method and her journalistic skills to determine if magic might be real in Do You Believe in Magic? Magic—spells and curses, hexes and potions, superstition, and rituals. We've all heard stories of alchemists attempting to turn abundant lead into precious, rare gold. Or of poor, unfortunate souls asking potion masters to brew up unappetizing concoctions that will help them find love.
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Master Plan Bonus: The Case Conservatives Never Forgave | The Kingmakers

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By Laura Krantz Verified, Jared Jacang Maher
| The Lever Verified
The Supreme Court justdismantled a 90-year-old legal barrier protecting independent agencies from executive-branch control, delivering a major victory to operatives and ideologues who’ve spent years working to build an all-powerful presidency.
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Master Plan Bonus: The Reagan Order That Shifted Power to the White House

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By Laura Krantz Verified
| The Lever Verified
In this bonus episode of Master Plan, NYU law professor Peter Shane joins producer Laura Krantz to discuss how Ronald Reagan’s Executive Order 12,291 became a major turning point in the modern expansion of presidential power. LISTEN: This full story is for paid subscribers. Sign up for a paid subscription to The Lever now to gain access to this story and more. Select Your Paid Subscription
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