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Trump Admin Freezes Green Cards at Major Tech Firms, Probes Student Exchange Visas
The Administration said it is suspending green cards for Microsoft and other companies and probing nine universities over alleged visa fraud
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The New Fight to Legitimize Conversion Therapy
Parents, clinicians, and anyone who cares about LGBTQ+ young people should be paying attention, writes Timothy Schraeder Rodriguez.
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Navanethem 'Navi' Pillay Wins the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize
The South African jurist has been recognized “for her efforts to promote peace and international law,” said Jørgen Watne Frydnes, chair of t
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Mamdani Demands Trump End ICE Operations in New York After Shooting
The response to the incident tests the friendship between the New York mayor and the President.
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Why We Must Invest in Scientists, Not Just Science
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60 Million Children Have Been Automatically Enrolled in Trump Accounts. Here’s What Parents Should Know
Here's how the investment accounts for children work, and how you can claim one for your child.
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Exclusive: Senate Investigation Challenges Big Tech’s Case for AI Data Centers
The report argues that major tech firms are misleading the public about the costs and benefits of the projects.
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The Atlantic Has Its First Hurricane of the Season. Here's What To Know
The Atlantic has its first hurricane of the season.
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Eye Cells May Have Been Rejuvenated for the First Time in People
An experimental therapy addresses aging cells in the eye that can lead to vision loss.
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The Great Healthcare Cost Hike Is Here
"Here’s how the looming healthcare hike will impact insurance costs, wherever you get your coverage," write Neale Mahoney and Abigail Sanche
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How Mike Flanagan's Take on Carrie Upends the Tragedy of Stephen King's Horror Classic
How the Prime Video series upends the tragedy of Stephen King's horror classic
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Meet the Nobel Peace Prize Contenders Who Could Beat Trump This Year
Trump has long campaigned for himself to win a Nobel Peace Prize, insisting he is deserving of the prestigious honor. Here's a look at the p
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Student Protesters in France are Holding Signs Referencing May 1968. Here’s Why It’s Significant
A student uprising in France in May 1968 almost toppled the government after millions of workers joined the protest movement and went on str
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Kansas Has Emerged as a Senate Battleground State. Here’s Why It Matters
Kansas’s suddenly competitive Senate race could help decide control of the chamber—and signal how much the midterm map has changed.
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Cupertino Is More Fun Than a Tech-Dystopian Legal Drama Has Any Right to Be
'The Good Wife' creators Robert and Michelle King return to CBS with an unfeasibly fun legal drama set in Silicon Valley
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'I Think I'm the Best Player in the NBA.' The Excellence of Shai Gilgeous-Alexander
The OKC Thunder superstar believes he's the best player in the NBA
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Houthi Attacks on Saudi Airports Kill 3 Amid Escalating War in Yemen
As the war in Yemen intensifies, Houthi rebels have launched a series of attacks on Saudi airports, killing three and injuring 36.
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Breaking Down the Ominous Ending of Below
Josh Hartnett and Mackenzie Davis star in the Netflix miniseries about a mysterious ocean creature plaguing a Newfoundland town.
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Cuteness Is Political
Conservatives are attracted to baby-like cuteness due to its association with purity, write Chethana Achar and Carolyn Wells Keller.
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He's Running In a District Trump Won By 21 Points. Democrats See an Opening
National Democrats are putting resources into Justin Pearson's bid for a gerrymandered district in Tennessee
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Trump Administration Proposes $70K Fee for International Students to Work in U.S.
The proposal aims to crack down on the Optional Practical Training program, which DHS claims is a “magnet for fraud.”
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At San Antonio Rally, Trump Warns He’ll ‘Never Forgive’ Texas if Talarico Wins
The President returned to deep-red Texas to rally for Ken Paxton’s Senate bid, while revealing at times his own trepidation that one of the
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Aaron Sorkin's The Social Reckoning Is a Brisk, Old-School Journalism Thriller
Sorkin’s approach to telling the next chapter in the Facebook story is somewhat professorial, but the movie moves along briskly and features
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Most Americans Want to Stop Changing the Clocks. Here’s Why Senators Are Hesitating
A bill that would make Daylight Saving Time permanent across the U.S. passed the House this summer. But senators are split on the measure.
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