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This student group agrees US universities are too elitist – but aims to transform, not destroy them

Class Action, a grassroots network formed after the affirmative action ruling, seeks to be critical of universities in their current form

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‘Uniquely evil’: Michigan residents fight against huge datacenter backed by top tycoons

Locals band together in David v Goliath fight against facility they say would jack up bills, increase pollution and destroy area’s character

The Guardian - US

What’s going on with Donald Trump’s health?

The president’s appearance and schedule have sparked speculation – perhaps fueled in part by his political fortunes

The Guardian - US

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Shackled, alone and scared: the grim reality for women forced to give birth in prison

Across the world, pregnant women held in prison are often kept in deplorable conditions, leading some to miscarry or give birth alone inside a cell, say campaigners

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Factory 2030 runs on more than code. As a CEO, I see the power of agentic AI—and the trust gap that we must close

Autonomous systems often make headlines. But on the factory floor, the real goal is reliability. And that means keeping humans involved.

Fortune

What Is an Anti-Suicide Smock? Nick Reiner's Court Appearance Explained After Rob Reiner Murder Charges

Nick Reiner appeared in court wearing an anti-suicide smock after being charged in the killings of his parents.

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Sinking And Floating Liquidation

Continuing the debate over liquidation from Bruen to Slaughter.

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'Now We're the Hottest Country Anywhere in the World': Trump's Blessedly Pointless National Address

Trump announced neither stimulus checks nor war in Venezuela.

Reason

Trump Slams Democrat Presidents With Insulting Plaques Under Their Names With Latest White House Addition

In the newly installed Presidential Walk of Fame in the White House, plaques calling former Presidents Barack Obama and Joe Biden "sleepy" and "corrupt" have been installed below them.

International Business Times

Pandemic-era healthcare subsidies are set to expire soon. Here’s what that means for you

Some of those enrolled in Obamacare health plans could see their premiums rise $24,604 per year

The Independent UK

Who Was Christina Chamber's Husband, Johnny Rimes? Couple Found Dead in Alleged Murder-Suicide

Christina Chambers and her husband, Johnny Rimes, were found dead in an apparent murder-suicide in Hoover, Alabama. This article examines Rimes's background, the known facts of the case, and the impact on their community.

International Business Times UK

Even awowed Trump stan Rob Schneider is slamming ‘incapable’ Donald Trump over his disgusting Rob Reiner remarks

When you lose Rob Schneider it's not looking good.

We Got This Covered

AI tools are being used to subject women in public life to online violence

The era of AI-assisted online violence is no longer looming. It has arrived. And it is reshaping the threat landscape for women who work in the public sphere around the world.

The Conversation

Russia’s war economy is not collapsing, but neither is it stable

Russia’s wartime economy is getting weaker as the war in Ukraine approaches its fourth anniversary, according to a recent report by PeaceRep, a research group led by the University of Edinburgh. The report, Against the Clock? Why Russia’s War Economy is Running Out of Time, finds that Russia is being…

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A Trump sympathizer is stirring controversy by asking all the wrong questions during a time of intense political turmoil

In the context of the current political climate, when you encounter someone’s profile on social media and see the words “Proud American” in their bio, you might automatically assume that this person is a supporter of Donald Trump and MAGA. In 99 per cent of the cases I’ve observed, my…

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Trump’s Chief of Staff cries ‘hit piece’ over latest White House profile — right after confirming Trump-Epstein ties

According to Trump's own Chief of Staff, he's in the Epstein files.

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‘$1,000 if it’s Marco’: JD Vance jokes about paying for bad photos of colleagues as Trump White House tensions exposed

When someone holds up a mirror, it’s useless to be angry at the image.

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MAGA’s messaging is falling apart as JD Vance bizarrely claims fewer migrants will magically create more housing

JD Vance gets tangled up in his own lies.

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Philadelphia Seniors Are Receiving Incorrect Waste‑Management Bills

Philadelphia’s older residents often face financial strain during the winter months, when heating bills, medical expenses, and holiday spending increase. For seniors living on fixed...

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What has — and hasn’t — changed in the way news addresses sexual violence

Despite decades of commitments to gender equality, women remain marginalized in news media. According to the latest report of the Global Media Monitoring Project (GMMP) — the largest research study on gender equality in the media — women constitute only 26 per cent of news subjects and sources.

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Unpaid caregiving work can feel small and personal, but that doesn’t take away its ethical value

As child care costs outpace wages, more families are facing difficult decisions about whether to scale back work in order to care for loved ones. Caregiving remains the top reason women ages 25-54 leave the workforce.

The Conversation

Supreme Court case about ‘crisis pregnancy centers’ highlights debate over truthful advertising standards

The latest Supreme Court case related to abortion is not technically about the legal right to have one. When the court heard oral arguments on Dec. 2, 2025, the word “abortion” came up only three times. The first instance was more than an hour into the 82-minute hearing.

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Rising electricity prices and an aging grid challenge the nation as data centers demand more power

Everyone – politicians and the public – is talking about energy costs. In particular, they’re talking about data centers that drive artificial intelligence systems and their increasing energy demand, electricity costs and strain on the nation’s already overloaded energy grid.

The Conversation

Billionaires with $1 salaries – and other legal tax dodges the ultrawealthy use to keep their riches

Ray Madoff, a Boston College law professor, has written a new book: “The Second Estate: How the Tax Code Made an American Aristocracy.” She recently spoke to Kara Miller, host of the podcast “It Turns Out,” about how the American tax system has changed over the past 40 years, widening…

The Conversation

Canada’s exile of Japanese Canadian citizens: A shameful 80-year anniversary few remember

In the closing weeks of 1945, months after the Second World War had ended, the Canadian cabinet enacted executive orders to banish more than 10,000 Canadians of Japanese descent to Japan, stripping many of them of Canadian citizenship in the process.

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