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An acclaimed opera singer is suing officials at the University of Michigan

Kluetmeier, who shot over 100 covers for Sports Illustrated, died Tuesday morning at age 82, leaving behind a catalog of renowned images that still resonate.

Mention the FBI, and many older Americans will likely think of a time when the agency was run by J. Edgar Hoover, who spent much of his nearly half-century tenure at the agency harassing political dissidents and abusing his power. But as former FBI counterterrorism expert Javed Ali explains, the…

University of Michigan DEI Official alleged to have said "wealthy and privileged” Jewish students do not need DEI services.

Researchers at the University of Michigan develop new memory design that operates at over 500 degrees Fahrenheit.

Move comes as board of regents is expected to weigh other rollbacks to the university’s DEI initiatives

The University of Michigan’s Jack Tuttle announced his retirement on October 28

Revealed: in a highly unusual move, regents allegedly bypassed local prosecutors, believing Dana Nessel would be tougher on student protesters

It's The University of Michigan Doubled Down on D.E.I. What Went Wrong?, by Nicholas Confessore; the subtitle is "A decade… The post Interesting and Detailed N.Y. Times Article About DEI at the University of Michigan appeared first on Reason.com.

The recently elected head of the National Rifle Association was the president of a fraternity when he and four brothers tortured and killed their house cat because it wasn't using its litter box.

The recently elected head of the National Rifle Association was the president of a fraternity when he and four brothers tortured and killed their house cat because it wasn't using its litter box.