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Bat tower. Humans have always been fighting mosquitoes and losing. In the early 20th century, a global crisis was caused by malaria, a deadly disease transmitted by mosquitoes. In 1907, former San Antonio Mayor Albert Steves (his family home in the King William District is now owned by the

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“MARK” at Women & Their Work offers a fairly straightforward premise: a group exhibition oriented around drawing as a “central mode of expression.” It acts as a continuation of the series launched with 2023’s

For the first time in over three decades, the FIFA World Cup has landed on U.S. soil. Over the next six weeks, Earth’s most important sporting tournament will unfold across our (and Canada’s and Mexico’s) shores as 48 nations compete for the chance to lift a 14-inch gold trophy and achieve the closest thing our species has to immortality.

It’s been a rocky buildup ...