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America's first Black presidential candidate Jesse Jackson dies at 84, leaving behind a political legacy that challenges today's fractured political landscape.
A professor's decade-long research and personal journey reveals why true humility isn't self-erasure—it's the confidence to know your worth doesn't depend on being seen.
Young adults are ditching bars for laptops and to-do lists. The rise of task-based social gatherings reveals how friendship is evolving in modern life.
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The longevity industry promises eternal youth but delivers expensive tests and unproven treatments. A sports medicine doctor reveals why the quest for immortality might be harming our health.
A New York court decision meant to boost Democratic representation may inadvertently hand Republicans a powerful tool to legalize gerrymandering nationwide
Prince Andrew was arrested on his 66th birthday over Jeffrey Epstein connections. The royal family's decision to abandon him sends a powerful message about privilege and accountability.
Ski mountaineering debuts at the 2026 Olympics just as climate change threatens the winters that make backcountry skiing possible. A love letter to a vanishing season.
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A cargo ship with no engine attempts to revolutionize shipping by sail power alone. Exploring the potential and limits of green shipping in an industry responsible for 3% of global emissions.
A federal court rebukes Trump administration for removing slavery exhibits, highlighting a broader campaign to whitewash American history and the judicial pushback against historical revisionism.
As AI penetrates every corner of higher education, the fundamental question isn't about cheating—it's about whether universities can survive as ecosystems of human expertise.
The founders of behavioral economics confess: nudges have failed to solve our biggest problems while distracting from real solutions.
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Russian violations of NATO airspace surged 200% in 2025 to 18 incidents. Data reveals a shift from spillover effects to deliberate grey-zone pressure tactics.