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The psychologist and bestselling author argues that Harvard's free speech policy was so "selectively prosecuted that it became a national joke."

Growing up Asian in the 90s in the ACT was very different.

In Rossi v. Dudek (D. Utah), plaintiff sued her former professor for libel, based on his allegations that she had committed research misconduct. Such allegations of misconduct that are made within an employer or an educational institution are often "conditionally privileged," which means (to oversimplify) that liability is only allowed…

Yes, you read that headline right. Seth Towns, who will play for the Howard Bison in the 2024 NCAA men's basketball tournament starting with the First Four, is in his EIGHTH year in college hoops. Yet he's still a senior … at 26 years old, which ...

The majority of Zuckerberg's wealth comes from his approximately 13% stake in Meta Platforms.

A dreaded bid thief threatens to shrink the March Madness bubble.

Notre Dame law Prof. Derek Muller so finds in a new analysis of law professor political donations between 2017 and 2023.

The price is one reason Paxlovid is not reaching those who need it most

During the pandemic, the federal government offered Americans a 5-day course of Paxlovid, the antiviral drug that lessens COVID-19 symptoms. But now that Pfizer is charging for it, confusion over insurance coverage, price, has made patients wary.

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