MARTIN: Kate Bowler is a New York Times bestselling author, professor at the Divinity School at Duke, and she is the host of the podcast "Everything Happens." Kate, thank you so much. BOWLER: Oh, my ...

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Florida sued to block that continuous coverage rule, saying it would mean $13 million in administrative ... speak for themselves,” said Lubrin, a mortician and single mother who was raised ...

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Though not as glamorous as the bridal make-up artistry and focused solely on lifeless bodies, Aileen Ong takes pride in her career as a mortician and funeral director, a profession she has ...