But what if this is a false dichotomy? What if the great AI-in-school debate is a distraction from a more fundamental problem? Our children still learn in classrooms, many built during Queen ...

Among a litany of social media posts shared by Donald Trump on Saturday, the sitting president dredged up a 2016 video rehashing old, false claims implying that former president Bill Clinton and ...

But by contending with the complexities and contradictions of motherhood, Mother Me Meanly counters this false dichotomy. Curated by Lauren Guilford and Shana Hoehn, the exhibition features an ...

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President Trump’s political appointees at the department cited antisemitism on campuses as justification for using the law, the False Claims Act, to target universities and other institutions ...

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