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Parting words from a scholar who stepped up
When she arrived on campus in 2012 as a legal scholar and historian, Tomiko Brown-Nagin never envisioned that she would one day…
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Hannah and the Janes
Hannah is on the run from an abusive relationship. She’s 19 and pregnant, and it’s back in the days when abortion was…
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Why American electorate isn’t holding up its end on keeping informed
The founders thought an informed citizenry was essential for democracy to work and enshrined that belief in the Constitution’s First Amendment protections…
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‘They cast no reflection, yet they are a mirror’
Monsters take many forms in our Halloween book recommendations — from vampires to demonic cats to ancient sea reptiles
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Does the Alaska election lawsuit have a chance?
Scholar says DOJ’s Sullivan claim is a weak one, adding: ‘There can’t be a federal interest in ensuring that the right partisan…
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Far right’s breakthrough year in Germany
Panelists at the Center for European Studies weigh what AfD’s rise means for German politics
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Power sees much to admire in ‘Diplomat’ — except that deodorant thing
The dazzling depiction of foreign service officers in “The Diplomat,” Netflix’s action-packed, hit series, is Hollywood fiction. But it also includes more…
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Bearing witness in war zones
Being a war photojournalist is a complex and dangerous undertaking. But the goal is simple: bear witness and, hopefully, inspire positive change.…
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U.S. literacy crisis keeps getting worse
Decline in reading scores a problem with potential economic, political fallout, experts note. But, they say, it's fixable.
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Where better than universities?
The thorny ethical questions raised by AI demand exhaustive scrutiny, says Ifeoma Ajunwa — not to mention debate. She knows just the…