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  • USC tight end Nick Muse rides 'Robo Leg' to career day in Gamecocks win
  • EA SPORTS FIFA 21 Featuring Robust Career Mode Launches Worldwide Today With Over 3.6 Million Players Already in the Game
  • Novak Djokovic confident he can still finish career with all-time Grand Slam record
  • Koeman faces his biggest test to revitalise Dembele's Barcelona career
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  • 35 Years Ago, 'After Hours' Saved Martin Scorsese's Career
  • Julio Jones sets Atlanta Falcons career receptions record
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  • Nurburgring 24 conditions "the worst" of winner Yelloly's career
  • NASCAR Playoffs at Las Vegas results: Kurt Busch capitalizes on wild finish for first career Las Vegas win
  • Colts' Rivers throws 400th career touchdown pass
  • From Microsoft VP to law student: What this exec’s career transition says about AI and the law
  • Tanner Houck eager to make his first career appearance at Fenway Park
  • Lynn hails "biggest win of my career" at Le Mans 24 Hours
  • Justin Verlander to undergo Tommy John surgery, but vows that his career isn’t done
  • Pirates lose series finale to Cardinals
  • Liverpool boss Klopp says Thiago made 'perfect start' to Reds career in Premier League win at Chelsea
  • Orioles top Rays, 2-1, avoid sweep as John Means strikes out career-high 12
  • Mo Alie-Cox rebounds from early miscue for career day
  • Derrick Henry of Tennessee Titans surpasses 4,000 career rushing yards
  • ‘Ratched’ star and Ryan Murphy favorite Finn Wittrock can trace his flourishing career back to the Berkshires
  • After being a backup throughout his career, FC Dallas’ Kyle Zobeck is ready to step up as a starter
  • 'Career criminal' Wayne Bradley jailed for Covid hospital thefts
  • Stillwater's Qwontrel Walker surpasses 6,000 career rushing yards
  • Ryan Fitzpatrick’s remarkable career continues with another start vs. Patriots Sunday
  • Marcell Ozuna has five-hit night in loss to Nationals
  • Should your resume include all of your career experience?
  • The Barcelona great's career in pictures
  • Dak Prescott: I plan to be a Cowboy for the rest of my career
  • Jordan Thompson Secures Career First After Dominant Performance At US Open
  • Anderson Tejeda Hits First Career Home Run from Right Side; Rangers Lose Fourth Straight
  • Dak Prescott Says He Plans to Finish Career with Cowboys Amid Contract Talks | Bleacher Report
  • Premier League record-breaker Gareth Barry retires after leaving West Brom
  • Mark Cavendish's Tour de France career may be over, admits Ellingworth
  • Gray Gaulding pulls off another career runner-up superspeedway finish
  • Marquis Maze Looks Back on Career, Winning Two National Titles, Expectations for Crimson Tide in 2020
  • End of career not on Giants' Evan Longoria's mind after 301st homer
  • Brandon Marshall talks potential NFL return, new business venture and health habits during career
  • Scott Kingery hits first career walk-off homer after a month of struggles
  • Bar Harbor man’s first career hole-in-one among local golf highlights
  • Will Rhodes’ career-best knock puts Warwickshire on top against Worcestershire
  • Steph Curry's shadow shouldn't blanket brother Seth's promising career
  • England's Buttler expects double ton Crawley to serve up 'special career'
  • LeBron James On Where Anthony Davis Ranks Among His Teammates Over His 17-Season Career
  • Bills’ Mario Addison on chance to add former teammate Cam Newton to career sack list: ‘Hell yeah!'
  • Parker reaches 5,500 career points in Sparks' win
  • Oscar De La Hoya, 47, resuming boxing career after 11-year retirement
  • The Career Evolution of Eric Fisher
  • Kamala Harris accepts vice-presidential nomination on historic night
  • Harris' big speech, Obama's moment and more to watch for
  • Eve Talks Looking Back on Her Early Rap Days in 'Ruff Ryders Chronicles' (Exclusive)
  • Bauer blanks Royals, sports cheeky T-shirt in twinbill split
  • At home and in US, Jamaicans celebrate Kamala Harris' VP nod
  • Alex Salmond sells major stake in his TV company 'to help pay legal bills'
  • Auburn to limit seating capacity for home games
  • How Howard University could help deliver a Biden-Harris victory
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  • Harris' big speech, Obama's the closer and more to watch for
  • 10 Must-See Films at the 2020 Fantasia Film Festival
  • Tucker Carlson Sees ‘Never-Ending Assault’ on His Fox News Show. Critics See Racism
  • Britney Spears asks court to remove dad's control over personal life
  • Gen Z is more likely than millennials to get into the startup game
  • ‘If you wanna tell someone you love ’em, today’s the day’
  • Jill Biden loves Joe, and so did John McCain
  • Key takeaways from night 2 of the Democratic convention
  • With a virtual vote, Biden wins the Democratic nomination after a decades-long quest
  • Kerry Washington Talks Four Emmy Nominations, ‘The Prom’ and Why Olivia Pope Never Had Kids (Watch)
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  • Teen influencer Danielle Cohn appeared to suggest she was really 14 in an Instagram live, reviving questions about her age
  • Bill Clinton, Jill Biden & A Roll-Call Vote
  • Laurence Fishburne says he has ‘not been invited’ to join ‘Matrix 4’
  • AARP Takes Another Step Into Film Business With Release of ‘Care to Laugh’
  • Postmaster general to appear before Senate over mail delays
  • Fred Swaniker on How Entrepreneurs Could Help Africa Emerge Stronger From the Coronavirus Pandemic
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  • Amid outcry, postmaster general to testify before House
  • Republican John Kasich backs Biden at Democratic convention
  • From the Apt to the Weird to the WTF
  • Video online of Kamala Harris calling young people 'stupid' is missing context
  • “COVID-19 Is Not an Equal Opportunity Virus”
  • Nordstrom Enlists Help of Olympian Gabby Douglas to Donate 35,000 Shoes to Kids in Need + More
  • Former Glossier Employees Demand Change With Letter Accusing Company Of Mistreatment
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  • How 'Cosmo' Beauty Director Julee Wilson Became a Leading Voice in Modern Media
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  • Markey throws shade at Kennedy family in Senate primary brawl
  • Parents brace for school year juggling jobs, remote learning amid COVID-19 pandemic
  • virtual Democratic convention kicks off with emphasis on unity
  • Titans’ Nick Dzubnar brings ‘hair on fire’ approach to special teams
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  • Voters can add fresh new voices to the Florida House. Here are the Herald’s choices| Editorial
  • Joe Biden, aging Democratic lion and presidential hopeful
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  • Recovery or separation for Messi as Barcelona face up to change
  • UFC’s commentary team on what it’s like to be cageside for the biggest fights in the world
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  • NHS braces for increased demand for mental health support in wake of coronavirus pandemic
  • Sasheer Zamata on social media & her comedic influencer killing "Spree"
  • The Best Back-to-School Tech Your Kids Need This Semester
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  • The Kids of Boys State Are a Mirror of Our Political Horrorshow (But They Still Might Just Save Us All)
  • Georgia lawmaker creates COVID-19 whistleblower email
  • A Week In Ulster County, NY, On A ,000 Salary
  • LIM College Maintains ‘Usual Calendar’ For Fall, Reimagines Internship Program
  • A Search That Forged New Stars, Friends and Rivalries
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  • Trump admits he's blocking postal cash to stop mail-in votes
  • Study says students could lose ,000 over their lifetime
  • Baseless birther attack on Kamala Harris shows how Trump is struggling to define her
  • 'The Crown' Season 4 to Show Charles and Diana's Tensions in Australia
  • New Jersey Couple Married for 62 Years Die of COVID-19 on the Same Day, 2 Days After Son's Death
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  • My Daughter And I Just Became 'Unhoused' During The COVID-19 Crisis
  • This University President Knows Why America Can’t Afford to Neglect HBCUs
  • Mickey Guyton is speaking her truth after years of doubt
  • 'If I start university this year, I'm worried I won't make friends or get the support I need'
  • How coronavirus could revolutionize work opportunities for people with disabilities
  • See How Much Money Warren Buffett, Dana White and 35 Other CEOs Are Pouring Into the Election
  • Radical or moderate? Trump paints Democratic ticket as both
  • Sumner Redstone’s Mogul Swashbuckling Typified A Bygone Corporate Media Era
  • Relatives remember loved ones who died in Beirut explosion
  • Where will Bubba Wallace be better off in 2021?
  • Scenes from 'The Crown' Season 4 Weren't Filmed Due to the Coronavirus Shutdown
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  • Joe Biden decided he didn't have to choose a leftwing progressive. Here's why
  • Lucien Smith Paves an Uncharted Path
  • The celebrity of Jake and Logan Paul is what happens when we conflate wealth with success. We must stop now
  • Diego Luna Doesn’t Want to Waste His Time With ‘Toxic’ Trump
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  • As Stax Music Academy Turns 20, Memphis School Reimagines Curriculum for COVID
  • Ania Smith Named Chief Executive Officer at TaskRabbit
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  • I’m a 19-year-old TikTok influencer. Here’s how I turned social media into a job
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  • Daniel Dae Kim just raised ,000 for James Hong's Hollywood star. Now it gets harder
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  • Poland Enters Oscar Race With Venice Contender ‘Never Gonna Snow Again’
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  • Half of College Students Plan to Return to Campus for Fall Semester
  • They tweeted, retweeted photo of a cop at a Black Lives Matter protest. Then came felonies.
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  • Seimone Augustus gives Sparks what they need and ready to remind Lynx what they lost
  • Kashmiris in limbo and lockdown
  • 'If I Had Known The Risks Before Getting Breast Implants, I 100-Percent Would Have Said No'
  • Debut of Double Palme d’Or Winner Emir Kusturica Given Boost Online by Locarno (EXCLUSIVE)
  • A bourbon with no alcohol? Spiritless, a female-led distillery, is launching in Louisville
  • ‘Why do we need to offer people gratuitous sex in film? There’s plenty of porn online’
  • Pioneering LGBTQ Movies, Neil Jordan, Buster Keaton Make First Locarno Heritage Online Lineup
  • Mystery and voyeurism around Bollywood star's death
  • Folsom woman employed in college admissions scheme agrees to guilty plea
  • Get to Know Andy Forssell, the Maestro of HBO Max
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  • Switch careers? Pack your bags? Broadway actors fear the lights won't come back on
  • How to project credibility as workplace meetings move online
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  • Why Nadia Rose put her 'finger up' to music bosses
  • Misty Copeland Says the Black Community Has Never Felt Like Ballet "Was Their World"
  • How filmmaking friends Amy Seimetz and Kris Rey protected their movies during the pandemic
  • Katy Perry Says Her and Orlando Bloom's Initial Breakup Only Made Them Stronger
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  • The rise of Jake Paul, the YouTube megastar whose home was raided by the FBI as part of an ongoing investigation
  • Megan Thee Stallion on Being the New Face of Revlon
  • During Lockdown, People Just Want to Dance
  • Kenley Jansen considers himself 'a complete pitcher' after adjusting to velocity drop
  • How COVID-19 Has Radically Changed These 3 Queens' Lives
  • Jim James Would Love to Be At Your Open Mic Night When All This Is Over
  • How 'cancel culture' quickly became one of the buzziest and most controversial ideas on the internet
  • Cameron Diaz told Gwyneth Paltrow she has found 'peace' in her soul since quitting Hollywood
  • Why the month of August is the best time to elevate your career
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  • Should MBA Programs Make The GMAT & GRE Optional?
  • The story behind the widely-shared photo of a bikini-clad doctor who helped a patient on the brink of death
  • From child care stipends to flexible schedules, companies aim to help parents juggle remote learning and work again this fall
  • Jake Paul's home was searched by a small army of federal agents. These some of the YouTuber's biggest controversies.
  • Why Stitch Fix Is the Perfect Clothing Subscription to Keep Your Shopping Habits in Check
  • The Boys season 2 release date, new trailers, new posters, and more
  • A Week In Mesa, AZ, On A ,000 Salary
  • 'I don't know what I'm supposed to do.' Parents in distress over school opening online
  • Mature matches, slightly different clientele
  • Can anyone sing gospel music? This part-Samoan, former YouTube heartthrob aims to find out
  • 18 Reasons Why We Need to Make Online Learning More Accessible
  • Republicans Don't Want Anyone Getting Too Comfy In The Plague Economy
  • The Ellen DeGeneres debate shows how polarised we have become
  • PGA Championship preview: Golf's majors return
  • How the Pandemic Is Changing the Way Retailers Pick Product for Kids & the Whole Family
  • Online skills make students a whizz at working from home
  • Trump's base starting to erode, new poll shows
  • The bitter tale of a woman-hating lawyer accused of killing a rival and a judge's son
  • Tony Bennett Honored by Elton John, Billy Joel, Stevie Wonder and More Stars on 94th Birthday
  • US weapon sales boss talks China, arms exports and his agency’s future
  • Pac-12 player movement for change is positive, but unrealistic
  • High-Paying Jobs You Didn’t Know Existed
  • Get a primer in digital marketing skills with this online course
  • a shrinking list of top contenders
  • Dave Bautista tried to star in The Batman
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  • As a woman who loves women, Taylor Swift's 'Folklore' lyrics resonated deeply with my queer experiences
  • JDT's Mauricio on excitement for MSL return, unprecedented break and who profited the most
  • The Stars Want You To Open Up This August
  • The bitter tale of a woman-hating lawyer who killed a rival and a judge's son
  • Joe Biden considering candidates to be vice presidential nominee
  • Joe Biden nears final decision on running mate
  • Rihanna says she felt like a ‘clown’ in 2015 Met dress
  • International Influencer Yi Zhou on Her Career as an Artist, Entrepreneur and Filmmaker
  • With time extension stalled, Census speeds up count schedule
  • Joe Biden's search for a running mate enters final stretch
  • Marquise Goodwin Opts Out of 2020 NFL Season amid COVID-19 Pandemic After Wife's Miscarriages
  • Incumbent faces challenger in only contested board race
  • Harlow’s leads the charge for government aid to entertainment venues
  • In Post-COVID-19 China, Beauty Is Bigger Online Than Ever
  • When looking for a new job, there are certain things you'll need to know
  • Smart Ways You Can Prepare For Job Loss While You’re Still Employed
  • Trump’s Covid-19 testing tsar Brett Giroir faces monumental challenge
  • BAFTA Chair Krishnendu Majumdar Reflects on Television Awards’ Virtual Pivot
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  • Big Tech Emperors Parade Their Earnings Power
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  • Students opt for virtual career fairs, job recruitment, as colleges go remote
  • Howard Community College faculty, students prepare for fall semester with virtual learning and potentially higher enrollment
  • Herman Cain Dies a Month After Contracting COVID-19: 'We're Heartbroken'
  • How Child Star-Turned-Millionaire Brock Pierce Spent the Years Between Hollywood & Presidential Bid
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  • Wiley apology for tweets 'that looked anti-Semitic' after Twitter ban
  • The Secret to Getting More Done? A Productive Morning Routine
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  • Teen influencer Danielle Cohn spoke openly about her abortion after becoming embroiled in controversy. Here's how the social media star rose to prominence online.
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  • ‘Harry Potter,’ ‘Jurassic Park’ 4DX Screenings to Boost Reopened Cineworld U.K.
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  • Unlike Trump, Republicans must strongly, fully denounce racism
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  • 'I Dreamed Of Being Able To Join A High-End Gym. But When I Finally Could, I Didn't See Anyone Who Looked Like Me There.'
  • Barbie launches ‘Campaign Team’ doll set featuring a black woman as a presidential candidate
  • Edinburgh TV Festival Reveals ‘Ones to Watch’ 2020 Selections (EXCLUSIVE)
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  • Barbie launches new "Campaign Team" dolls for 2020 election
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  • Meghan's Wikipedia entry was altered days before her relationship with Prince Harry was revealed
  • Majority of UK employers have had to cancel work experience due to Covid-19
  • Netflix Dominates in 2020, With a Whopping 160 Nominations; HBO’s ‘Watchmen’ Leads Programs
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  • Fowles ready to become WNBA all-time rebound leader
  • Venice Unveils Rich Global Lineup, U.S. Repped by Frederick Wiseman, Mona Fastvold, Alex Gibney, Gia Coppola
  • Canada Goose Makes Inroads in Footwear With New GM Hire, D&I Shake-Up at Nike + More
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  • 'We're forced to choose between our livelihoods and our lives'
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  • NASCAR banks on minority drivers to broaden sport's exposure
  • Maya Jama on life, love and learning hard lessons
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  • Republicans Fussing With Unworkable Unemployment Plan As Benefits Lapse
  • Internet star Gabbie Hanna says YouTube has fostered a toxic environment where drama channels are encouraged to take down top creators
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  • Biggest question about football in a pandemic is ______. Matt Nagy’s biggest task will be _______________. Our Bears writers tackle 4 big topics entering training camp.
  • Your kids could get the coronavirus when they go back to school. These are the risks and benefits to weigh before sending them.
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  • President Trump Says He's Actually Too Busy to Throw First Pitch at Yankees Game
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  • Meet Robert Mercer, the conservative billionaire who was a megadonor for Trump during the 2016 campaign but is notably absent in 2020
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  • James McClean frustrated by lack of support following nine years of abuse
  • The Porn World Exposes Mia Khalifa
  • Is Your Boss Discriminating Against You for Being a Mom? Here's What to Do
  • Netflix has 113 brand new shows coming out this year (so far). See them all here.
  • The Spin: Politics and Chicago’s hazardous air pollution | Ald. Carrie Austin says she has COVID-19
  • Will women have to work harder after the pandemic?
  • The biggest films and TV panels to watch at the free virtual Comic-Con
  • First gentrification, now a pandemic. Can Highland Park's fabled music scene survive?
  • Demi Lovato and Heather Morris Ask Fans to Pray as Naya Rivera Is Reported Missing After Boat Ride
  • The Pandemic Has Accelerated Demands for a More Skilled Workforce
  • The film and TV highlights to watch out for
  • Elon Musk's net worth just hit .5 billion, surpassing Warren Buffett's. Here's how the billionaire Tesla and SpaceX CEO went from getting bullied as a child to becoming one of the most successful and controversial men in tech.
  • 19 Smart Ways to Get Through a Recession
  • Thousands of Baltimore teens to start summer jobs Monday in YouthWorks program upended by coronavirus pandemic
  • Lakers learning life in the NBA bubble isn't just Cancun Coladas and pool parties
  • 5 options for stay-at-home fun in SF: Monday, July 13
  • A 19-year-old aspiring astronaut is the only person who's attended every NASA space camp. She's already positioning herself for a mission to Mars.
  • Fox host's writer quits after racist and sexist online comments revealed
  • Interview With Blue Tower’s Andrew Oskoui
  • When Val Demings Stood by Police Officers Accused of Excessive Force
  • They might as well have put up barbed wire round the GP’s surgery
  • Reparations for Black people in this North Carolina city could be coming. Here’s how
  • Little Voice Premiere: Grade It!
  • We're Facing a Mental Health Crisis in Healthcare Workers, the Majority of Whom Are Women
  • All the Must-See Movie and TV Panels on This Year's Virtual Schedule
  • Release Calendar for July 10, Plus Where to Watch the Latest Films
  • How The Chicks dropped the word 'Dixie' from their name
  • What School Might Look Like For Howard County Students This Fall
  • What to do before you lose your job
  • Is she latest victim of 'curse' of beloved TV musical series 'Glee'?
  • With new name and album, The Chicks' voices ring loud again
  • How a Career Pivot Can Help You Pursue Your Passion
  • Here’s how California will cut pay under each union agreement
  • Get a grip on our data-driven world with this online bootcamp
  • Creating an online course 'changed my life'
  • Five ways to stay connected with your college classmates in the era of social distancing
  • Jeffree Star is staying quiet while Shane Dawson's career lies in tatters. Here's why celebrities like him seem uncancelable.
  • Remote Learning to Gain From Spike in Coronavirus Cases: 4 Picks
  • Inside the Settling Down of Baseball's Most Famous Bachelor
  • Is your career on hold? Here's how to reclaim it
  • Here's why Gabbie Hanna is all over TikTok
  • Virgil Abloh Raises M Scholarship Fund for Black Students
  • Schakowsky Chairs Hearing On Price-Gouging, Consumer Protections
  • Senate also delays return + Bill calls for a state public bank + Survivors want report confidential
  • 2020 graduates face uncertain job market with hope
  • Cancel the bar exam? California considers allowing law graduates to skip test due to COVID-19
  • The Boys season 2 release date, new trailer, episode titles, and everything else we know
  • 10 women-owned small businesses to support right now
  • Young People Will Be The Pandemic's Long-Term Economic Victims
  • A 21st-Century Working Girl
  • How to get out of debt advice, according to an expert
  • How To Embroider Like A Stitching Pro, According To An Expert
  • Furlough became redundancy, now what? How to make yourself more employable again
• College
  • Bowl Projections 2020: Predictions, Updated College Football Playoff Outlook | Bleacher Report
  • College football graduate transfers making immediate impacts
  • College football rankings: Oklahoma falls into The Bottom 25 after losing second straight game
  • Boston College "Number One" For Newly Offered '21 DE Quintayvious Hutchins
  • Parents of college kids won't stop having 'the talk' about Covid-19 protocol
  • Dick Vitale's college basketball preseason top 40 for 2020-21
  • Ayoola A. Ajayi pleads guilty
  • How to handle college loan debt as an unemployed recent grad
  • College football Week 5 Tv Coverage
  • Keys to Victory: Boston College
  • College Football Playoff expansion proposal is denied
  • City College of S.F. trustees are wrong to close school's Fort Mason campus
  • James Snow, who entertained by dancing at 38th and College, dies at 77
  • Coaches Poll top 25: Ohio State at No. 10 as Big Ten returns to college football rankings
  • College Football Rankings 2020: Latest Polls, Predictions for Week 4 Standings | Bleacher Report
  • Latest AP Rankings, How to Watch Week 4 Games
  • Ex-Cal Player Luc Bequette a Starter in Boston's College's Opening Win
  • Boston College vs. Texas State: Weekly Kickoff
  • College football odds, lines, schedule for Week 4: Auburn, LSU favored big as SEC opens 2020 season
  • College football bowl projections: Big Ten return shakes up College Football Playoff, New Year's Six games
  • SEC West college football preview -- Is Alabama ready to reclaim its throne?
  • AP Top 25 college football poll reaction
  • How to Watch Clemson vs. Wake Forest on TV and Online
  • Florida State vs. Georgia Tech odds, spread: 2020 college football picks, predictions from expert on 14-3 run
  • See Lee Corso's headgear pick for Clemson-Wake Forest
  • Full schedule, spreads for every game on Saturday
  • Highlights From The Return Of College Football
  • Notre Dame vs. Duke odds, line, spread: 2020 college football picks, predictions from proven model on 4-0 run
  • Clemson's Trevor Lawrence gives college football season validation it needs
  • Newton mayor relays concerns about rising COVID-19 cases to Boston College officials
  • College football scores, NCAA top 25 rankings, Week 2: Texas' Ehlinger, Oklahoma's Rattler dominant in wins
  • Oklahoma names Spencer Rattler starting quarterback entering 2020 college football season
  • Kickoff Time and Television Announced
  • Saturdays Start with College Football on FOX
  • Vegas Release Various Over/Under Odds For Boston College
  • College football preseason SP+ rankings -- Ohio State tops Alabama, Clemson
  • College Football Holds Its Breath as Season Approaches
  • College Runner Spends the Night in a Tree to Escape a Bear Attack
  • President Trump talked to Big Ten about starting fall football season
  • Colorado College shifts to remote learning after all dorms placed under COVID-19 quarantine
  • The lack of Black leaders in New England college sports is ‘what institutional and systemic racism look like’
  • From 2006: Few minorities get the reins in college football
  • Don't ever stop trying to learn
  • On TikTok, Students Complain About College Quarantine Food
  • Zach Wilson's TD Throw Prompts Glowing Review from College Football Analyst
  • College students demand tuition cuts amid plans to keep classes virtual
  • Archie Miller Talks College Basketball Bubble, Why He Likes Indiana's Roster
  • New fee on some college bills: It’s for the virus
  • At least 3 dozen states have reported coronavirus cases on college campuses
  • Arch Manning, nephew of Peyton and Eli Manning, drawing college interest
  • Football’s economic impact on college towns, players and NFL
  • Faculty of UMD's largest college threatens to teach online only
  • NCAA Rumors: College Basketball Considering Orlando Bubble For Tournaments
  • Teaching college St Mary's does not have enough places
  • The biggest question facing college basketball heading into September: Will nonconference games be doable?
  • Dave Barry scrambles for daughter’s virtual return to college
  • What's next for college football players who don't have fall season?
  • The New Instagram Fonts Reveal a Lot About Your Strategically Curated Online Persona
  • He's looking for Kobe Bryant everywhere, in murals across L.A. and the world
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  • 'I Worked Hard and It Feels Good'
  • Here's How to Make That 2020 Mood Meme You're Seeing All Over Your Feeds
  • 9 Women Named Karen Talk About, Well, Being An Actual Karen
  • Why College Is Never Coming Back
  • Best Coffee Makers for College
  • The 8 Best DJ Sets of July 2020
  • Seoneedthis.info is a place to learn Search Engine and does not sell and buy SEO services
  • Even in a pandemic, the Kobe mystique thrives with 303 tribute murals ... and counting
  • Virginia Beach nonprofit holding a virtual ‘race’ to raise awareness about human trafficking
  • Moms dress up as Disney characters to help kids pass time at home
  • A tool that unmasks child porn offenders led to thousands of arrests. Now it's expanding.
  • How hot dogs became a pandemic staple as Americans faced the uncertainty of the coronavirus
  • How to get up to 20% cash back from major brands
  • An Upper West Side Family Affair: Feeding NYC Front-Line Workers
  • ‘It’s vital that we be critical of the things we love’
  • Catherines plus-size retailer to permanently close all of its stores in bankruptcy. See the list.
  • She dreamed of a Black-owned bookstore in Inglewood. Now, she's going to run one
  • Gambling on college sports shouldn't be legal
  • DraftKings Gets Back to Sports After a Run of Oddball Bets
  • How One Direction became the world’s first internet boyband
  • Smart Money Moves if Coronavirus Forces Colleges Online This Fall
  • College sports betting should be banned
  • Parents rush to hire tutors and create learning pods. But not everyone has options
  • A Week In Seattle, WA, On A ,000 Salary
  • 9 Reasons You Could Win a Scholarship for College
  • ‘We’re forced to choose between our livelihoods and our lives’
  • 7 Common Sense Ways to Improve Education for Kids With (and Without) Disabilities
  • Democratic group looks to close Trump-Biden enthusiasm gap
  • The Rights Americans With Disabilities Still Need to Thrive
  • As kids go off to college, what's safe and unsafe?
  • How to Request a Flexible Schedule if You're a Working Parent
  • Some schools will require COVID-19 waivers before students can return to class, sports
  • What to do on Friday nights this fall without high school football
  • 13 Women Reveal How Much They Really Have in Their Savings Accounts at Age 25
  • What to do on Friday nights this fall without high school football?
  • Ringling College students, alumni demand action against dean over his ‘demeaning’ conduct
  • Hillsborough's Positive Rate For Coronavirus Reaches 15 Percent
  • College Students Share Tips for Online Classes
  • 'My disability was never my barrier'
  • Here's why COVID-19 has made arts education a nightmare
  • How to mentally cope if you're living with your parents again during the pandemic
  • Campus Housing Owner Can Survive Digital Migration, Analysts Say
  • Why Hundreds of Mathematicians Are Boycotting Predictive Policing
  • Arts students lurch toward freshman year of college in pandemic-induced upheaval
  • A Key West man posted racist slurs on Facebook. His workplace paid a price
  • Trump and Biden take sharply different paths on immigration
  • What you need to know about the coronavirus right now
  • Is it racist if I don't want to date outside my own race?
  • How Tucker Carlson went from a CIA reject to the most-watched person on cable news, accused of peddling prejudice to millions
  • 21 Things a Professional Organizer Would Never Have in Her Own Home
  • Cost, hassle of stamps questioned as mail-in voting surges
  • The best discounts for seniors, nurses, military and more of 2020
  • More than 1,000 aspiring surgeons couldn't take a critical online exam after the system failed. Now they're left worried it may never happen.
  • More than 1,000 aspiring surgeons couldn't take a critical online exam after the system failed. Now, they're left worried if it'll ever happen.
  • With college looming, experts answer 6 of parents' most pressing questions
  • For college students, taking a gap year might be the best way to outwit coronavirus
  • Got ,000 in your checking? Make these moves ASAP
  • My daughter isn't going back to college. I am relieved and heartbroken
  • Ex-CFL player and California woman sentenced
  • United Negro College Fund President on How to Support Black Students in the Pandemic and Beyond
  • Barack and Michelle Obama Are Total Parents in Heartwarming "Dear Class of 2020" Speech
  • Janet Hayes Named Crate & Barrel CEO, Kit Kemp Partners with Christie’s London, and More News This Week
  • The Pandemic Closed Art Galleries' Doors. But Who Said a Gallery Needs Four Walls and a Ceiling?
  • 14 last-minute Father’s Day gifts that will arrive by Sunday
  • 'we never shout at each other, or we'd get very down'
  • Merced protest turns tense after opposite groups face-off near gas station
  • How to make Joe go viral
  • 12 Buzzy Films for Sale at the Cannes Virtual Markets, from Michael Mann to Elisabeth Moss
  • Explore the city’s cultural offerings from afar.
  • How These Top Creatives are Coping with COVID-19
  • Inside the Internet Hate Machine
  • Will Smith, Princess Diana & Ferrari Pics Among Lineup For Unprecedented Online Event
  • An Inside Look at the US Fintech Company With Its Finger on the Pulse of Gen Z
• Education
  • Pandemic Drives Working Americans to Seek Further Education
  • Donald Trump vs. Joe Biden: Where they stand on COVID, education and more
  • Meghan Markle Says Denying Education To Girls Is 'Robbing' Society Of Cultural Richness
  • D.C. 2020 school board candidates
  • CSU sees 12% drop in freshman enrollment during pandemic, but online education surging
  • Teacher shortage, Covid-19 create perfect storm for education system
  • Houston ISD considering million increase in special education spending
  • Work Or Online Learning? Homeless Families Face An Impossible Choice : NPR
  • Our endorsements: The Sun offers its choices for regents, state Board of Education, Clark County Commission and Clark County School Board races
  • Trump's push for 'patriotic education' ignores the complexity of our national story
  • The best medicine for a COVID-19 economy? More education and training
  • Thailand's 'Bad Students' Demand Education Reform | World News
  • The Spectrum Equity-backed video education platform Kajabi has already hit million in ARR
  • Tennessee school voucher program unconstitutional Appeals Court rules
  • Unequal Education: Pandemic Widens Race, Class Gaps in U.S. Schools | Top News
  • The News launches Education Lab to deepen coverage of our schools and explore solutions to persistent challenges
  • Sherrilyn Ifill, President of the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, on the Battle Over RBG’s Seat and Making Every Vote Count
  • America's Founders Knew Democracy Requires Public Education
  • Black parents see college degree as a key to success
  • Where Holcomb and Myers differ on education
  • What a U.S. Liberal Arts Education Can Provide International Students | Best Colleges
  • Tennessee Department of Education has 33% turnover rate under Schwinn
  • Trump says billion from TikTok deal would cover history project
  • Seattle-area families of color are talking about improving remote education. Here are some of their ideas.
  • De Blasio Failed New York Kids
  • whitewashing US history with 'patriotic education'
  • Texas Education Agency assigns monitor over Manor school district - News - Austin American-Statesman
  • New Haven to reopen classrooms for some special education students
  • Indonesia's education minister on Covid's effect on students' learning
  • How an unprecedented, indefinite crisis forced education leaders to change the ways school districts operate
  • How Uruguay's Internet Initiative Transformed Its Education System
  • Gay-themed children's book sparks education row in Taiwan
  • California Supreme Court denies O.C. Board of Education petition to reopen school campuses
  • Department of Education sends mixed messages on transgender student protections
  • Higher education in the UK is morally bankrupt. I’m taking my research millions and I’m off | Ulf Schmidt | Education
  • Rising Education Levels Provide Diminishing Economic Boost
  • An Education Innovation That Beats Learning Pods
  • It’s an old-growth forest. It’s also home to a Washington school’s first foray into outdoor learning amid COVID-19.
  • Senate GOP struggles to unify behind coronavirus relief bill amid dispute over DeVos education policy
  • Learning pods are here to stay and could disrupt American education
  • An education app made by kids for kids
  • Physical education in the age of online learning
  • Colorectal Cancer Alliance Calls for Awareness, Education Following Chadwick Boseman's Death
  • National Trust sacking education officers 'will hit worst-off children'
  • The Economic Model of High Education Was Already Broken
  • Education secretary defends school face masks U-turn after Tory backlash
  • Cy-Fair grad gifting education to his community
  • 5 tips for making remote education a success, whether you're a student, parent or teacher
  • Education Department clarifies Trump executive order on student loans
  • DPS to ask voters in November to approve 7 million toward wide-ranging measures
  • Education tax back on November ballot
  • Opinion | To save education, we must fight the broader pandemic
  • Schools weigh outdoor learning as education crisis solution during coronavirus
  • Education cannot be paused for a pandemic
  • When is it safe to open schools? States have varying answers
  • Judge weighs legal arguments in lawsuit by teachers union over opening Florida schools
  • 'We have had parents crying for us to open'
  • Reopening Florida Schools Is Likened to Military Operation
  • Iowa governor's push to reopen schools descends into chaos
  • Student Loan Debt Should Be Canceled. Until Then, Here Are The States & Colleges With The Lowest Student Debt
  • Parents Brace for a Go-It-Alone School Year
  • Why You Need a Roth IRA
  • What will student protests look like when classes are online?
  • Wednesday morning news briefing: Universities demand extra cash
  • Edited Transcript of ONE.N earnings conference call or presentation 18-Aug-20 12:00pm GMT
  • Suffrage commemorations highlight racial divide
  • Riverhead School District Schedules 9 Reopening Plan Meetings
  • Sacramento health officials order Capital Christian to shut down for violating COVID-19 rules
  • Many Schools Are Using a Hybrid Learning Model This Year; Here's What Parents Should Know
  • Hillsborough Parents File Suit Over School District's Mask Order
  • How to Succeed in Hybrid, Online Medical School Classes
  • Suffrage anniversary commemorations highlight racial divide
  • Parents are going into debt to pay for kids' breakfasts, lunches
  • Dearborn Schools To Begin With Half Days, Later Start Times
  • 'Are we ready?' LAUSD's first day back to school, online and on Zoom, is anything but normal
  • Persimmon back to pre-pandemic building, M&S cuts jobs, and BHP cuts dividend
  • New coronavirus cases are emerging at schools. How much you know depends on where you live
  • McGraw-Hill Global Education Holdings, LLC -- Moody's downgrades McGraw Hill CFR to Caa2; outlook negative
  • New Hampton Bays School Reopening Forums Planned For Community
  • UNC-Chapel Hill fall semester going online amid COVID-19 outbreaks, one week into classes
  • Moms brace for school year juggling jobs, remote learning amid COVID-19 pandemic
  • How an L.A. museum is celebrating the 100th anniversary of women's suffrage
  • Parents must be allowed to pick their poison this school year
  • A-level students take legal action against Ofqual as 200,000 sign online petition
  • 5 lasting changes from the COVID-19 pandemic
  • Students taking legal action against Ofqual as 22,000 sign online petition
  • Invest in Levered Learning Stock and Make America Smart Again
  • Teen leading in Kansas race admits blackmail, revenge porn
  • Privileged parents form COVID pandemic pods that widen education gaps. We can do better.
  • Parents form pandemic pods to educate kids. Let's build a better alternative.
  • Families Priced Out of 'Learning Pods' Seek Alternatives
  • Staffing Shortages Lead Wissahickon HS To Move Fully Online
  • How to Shop for Well-Made Clothes Online
  • The coronavirus pandemic should force a rethink of higher education
  • Why a business education shouldn't cost you thousands of dollars
  • Sex Education is looking for people to appear in season 3
  • School boards are at heart of reopening debate
  • How “Geographic Arbitrage” Can Make You Money
  • Race Is a Parenting Issue, Which Makes It Fair to Talk About in Online Parenting Groups
  • Elizabeth Schools To Reopen Online Only
  • Florida voters have to fill dozens of judgeships. Here’s how people in the know make their picks.
  • High-risk students ask, why can't all college courses be offered online?
  • Education Commissioner Says School Board Violated State Order
  • CES 2021 Looks Set to Be All-Online in Wake of COVID-19
  • We Asked A Natural Wine Advocate Which Online Shops Stock The Good Bottles
  • Should students get a discount if they won't be on campus because of COVID-19?
  • the former Hong Kong teen activist China wants to silence
  • HCPS Virtual Learning Plan Approved By Harford County Board Of Ed
  • El Camino Real students make it through first day of online classes
  • Back to school plans for students across Canada in the age of COVID-19
  • How major life events affect your taxes
  • Back to school shopping: Best deals and sales
  • ‘He better pick a Black woman’: Biden faces Whitmer backlash
  • Health directors told to keep quiet as Florida leaders pressed to reopen classrooms
  • Scotch Plains-Fanwood Parents Must Decide On Fall Schooling Plans
  • Young people struggle with finding mental health support amid COVID-19 pandemic
  • This California school is open, 'learning as we go.' Is it a model or a mistake?
  • Beluga whales transported from captivity in China to ocean refuge
  • Miami public schools return to online learning. What lessons were learned from spring?
  • How tutoring could be a key to lifting kids out of 'COVID slide'
  • College football players deserves answers amid uncertainty
  • College students face financial strains, health concerns from pandemic ahead of fall semester
  • COVID-19 pandemic puts future of Catholics schools in doubt
  • 'She succumbed to the ignorance of those in power'
  • Online teaching will be a family affair for the Burrills in the Santa Clarita Valley
  • Young people struggle with finding mental health support amid COVID pandemic
  • Connecticut Schools In The Era Of Coronavirus: How Do They Rank?
  • Amid pandemic, future of many Catholic schools is in doubt
  • University of Georgia students stage 'die-in' to protest school opening plans amid pandemic: 'We are not dispensable'
  • Coolest Cars For Sale On Motorious To Beat The August Heat
  • How Schools Missed a Chance to Fix Remote Learning
  • Coronavirus Evictions Are Starting, With Millions More Expected By The End Of 2020
  • This cheap online course can help make it easier to learn Spanish
  • California colleges can reopen with a ton of restrictions, limited dorms, online classes
  • NYC Releases School Reopening Plan
  • 8 Back-to-School Mental Health Resources for BIPOC Students
  • Marijuana is no longer a ‘dirty little secret.’ Weed sales are soaring in Illinois, and the pandemic is helping.
  • More Twin Cities School Districts Make Decisions For Fall: LIST
  • Florida health directors reportedly told not to say whether schools should reopen
  • School reopening debate shows power of local school boards
  • NYC Families Brace for Cuomo’s School Reopening Decision Today
  • As schools in Kashmir stay closed, millions of children lose education
  • 5 alternative school options parents are weighing as more districts opt for remote learning
  • What Teachers Want Parents To Know As Schools Reopen
  • Tax-free shopping coming to 10 states with sales tax holidays this weekend. Here's where to save.
  • Adjusting To A 'New Normal'
  • Protesters Call For Harford County Public Schools To Open: Report
  • Quarantine Rule a Costly Complication for College Students
  • ENDO Ethos Hemp Store Opens In Huntington
  • Unhappy with school options, parents team up to form learning pods to educate their kids
  • Teachers File Suit Over Concerns About Reopening Florida Schools
  • As the Pandemic Rattles the Global Economy, This Beauty Company's Sales Are Booming
  • Students among first to return offer lessons for reopening schools
  • If Public Schools Are Closed, Should Private Schools Have to Follow?
  • Is It Safe To Go Boating During The Coronavirus Pandemic?
  • Is it safe to reopen schools during the pandemic?
  • Inside one school's unorthodox reopening plan
  • Posting selfies from The Bean? Make sure you're not in violation of Chicago's travel quarantine
  • Beats Headphones Are on Huge Sale Everywhere Right Now
  • COVID-19 Is Worse for Immigrants
  • As private preschools prepare to reopen, California's poorest kids are stuck at home
  • Schools seeking alternative to remote learning move classes outside
  • Here’s How Your State Plans To Reopen Schools
  • Edited Transcript of LOPE.OQ earnings conference call or presentation 4-Aug-20 8:30pm GMT
  • The Spin: Teachers Union, Mayor Lightfoot and a new game of brinksmanship? | Durkin says GOP candidates will use ComEd, Madigan as talking points in November election
  • How African generosity dried a crying teacher's tears
  • New Britain students may take classes in-person, online or on a hybrid schedule
  • This Principal’s COVID-19 ‘Can’t Touch This’ Parody Is Perfect for Back-to-School
  • Maryland’s governor continues his public health retreat
  • Graduates who post 'degree selfies' risk fuelling fraud, university watchdog warns
  • Summit Teachers' Union Expresses Concerns About School Reopening
  • Biden tells Trump to 'do your job' as coronavirus fails to 'just disappear'
  • 5 ways COVID-19 will change higher education forever, and how colleges can adapt
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  • How pandemic pods and zutors are changing home-schooling
  • Edited Transcript of ZVO.OQ earnings conference call or presentation 3-Aug-20 12:00pm GMT
  • Is This Why Trump Doesn’t Care About The Dangers Of Schools Reopening?
  • Educators join National Day of Resistance
  • Billionaire Milner Nears 0 Million Funding in India’s Byju’s
  • Some parents want to hire tutors, start mini schools this year. Most can't afford to.
  • COVID-19 puts our children at high risk of long-term hardship
  • Are These Pricey School Alternatives Worth It?
  • As Baltimore County schools prep for a virtual return, parents of special education students wonder if they’ll be left further behind
  • Joe Biden's plan for universal preschool forgets key to children's success: Parents.
  • Samsung crafts India comeback as anti-China wave surges
  • With remote back-to-school, child care challenges for providers, families emerge
  • Trump gets an education in the art of reversal
  • Online school? Some parents want to hire tutors, start mini schools this year. Most can't afford to.
  • As More Schools Stay Online, One That Opened Now Has a Virus Problem
  • Meghan Markle, Prince Harry Fans Hatch 'Unforgettable' Plan To Mark Royals' Birthdays
  • Distance Learning, Then In-Person For Manhattan Beach Schools
  • As Maryland public schools go online this fall, private and parochial schools ready to welcome students on campus
  • North Penn To Begin School Year Fully Online
  • Here are parents' biggest questions answered
  • BBC wants to play a bigger role in children's education
  • Who decides when schools close if students, staff contract coronavirus or cases spike locally? Superintendents seek guidance from state
  • Does the Covid pandemic spell the end of public schools?
  • Six ways the pandemic has changed education
  • The most dangerous hand sanitizer mistakes
  • More than a Vote is more than a statement for LeBron James and other athletes
  • Why Solid Peripherals Make the Stock a Buy
  • Stimulus can’t save schools from a chaotic start
  • Miami-Dade County Public Schools to begin school year online only and later Aug. 31 date
  • Another Driver of Tech ETF Rally
  • Maryland expands mask-wearing rules for pandemic
  • How to get your remote learning act together for fall
  • Coronavirus pandemic gives CES 2021 an opportunity to attract an online audience
  • How Much Will Remote Education Actually Cost?
  • Georgia school district opens this week with no mask mandate, prompting debate: 'The risk is real'
  • Governor wants South Dakota schools open with no mask mandate
  • Trump wonders why 'nobody likes me'; Twitter gets tough on fake cures; Cuomo gets hot over The Chainsmokers
  • Here’s How to Make Schools Safer for Reopening in the Fall
  • Ryan Reynolds Responds To 'Frenemy' Hugh Jackman's Emmy Nomination In The Best Way
  • California schools were already unequal. Then came 'learning pods'
  • Colleges are increasingly going online for fall 2020 semester as COVID-19 cases rise
  • Parkland couple apologizes for taking in school shooter
  • 15 Chicago high schools have voted to keep their school resource officers, despite protest movement against police in CPS buildings
  • 101 free resources for home-schooling or going remote this fall
  • New scam demands victims stay on the phone: Here's how it works
  • Florida sets record for deaths in a day; COVID killing a Texan every 6 minutes, 16 seconds; Marlins' season paused
  • In The COVID-19 Era, Kids Sports Won't Be The Same For A Very Long Time
  • As pandemic upends childcare plans, here are ways Sacramento families make do
  • Homeschool pods are gaining traction amid worries about school reopening; here’s how parents are getting the finances to work
  • A history of internet shutdowns in Africa and their impact on human rights
  • Florida college courses should remain online-only in fall, faculty union says
  • How to salvage special back-to-school moments amid a pandemic
  • Tri-Valley School Donations May Be Curtailed By Coronavirus
  • How your company can limit its liability for US data collection lawsuits
  • These California moms were never going to send their kids to school in a pandemic. Here’s why
  • Woman stunned by friends' 'cold' reaction to online post: 'It may sound petty...'
  • ‘I see a disaster in the making.’ Professors slam reopening plans at Illinois colleges amid COVID-19 crisis, prompting some schools to reverse course.
  • For HBCUs, the coronavirus pandemic hits especially close to home
  • Wealthy donors pour millions into fight over mail-in voting
  • Want an Electric-Car Emoji? VW's Electrify America Has Launched a Petition
  • Thousands of you told us you want California to change. We want to hear from even more of you
  • Create the iOS app of your dreams with this online training
  • Costs and Benefits of School Closings Differ by ZIP Code
  • What Harvard MBA Virtual Admissions Events Are Like
  • Back to school? Despite CDC recommendations, most major schools going online as COVID-19 cases spike
  • ICE bans international students from entering U.S. for online classes
  • New foreign students can't enter US if courses online
  • Stressed out and overwhelmed by distance learning? Here are some resources that might help
  • the best face coverings available online
  • private Zoom tutors spark controversy as virtual school year looms
  • Open schools for younger kids, top pediatrician says
  • desperate parents seek private help as virtual school year looms
  • Methacton Offering Students On Premise And Online Options
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  • Baltimore County school board to vote on reopening plan during special meeting Tuesday
  • The age of blunt diplomacy? Twitter can be used to escalate global conflict, study says
  • Middle East mythbusters battle virus 'infodemic'
  • Teachers sue Florida governor over school reopening plan
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  • We'll need enormous numbers of Americans to test COVID-19 vaccines; a 'very encouraging' 138,600 have signed up
  • Biden snags support from prominent Muslim American officials
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  • At least 120,000 Americans are needed to test COVID-19 vaccines; a 'very encouraging' 107,000 have signed up
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  • At least 120,000 Americans are needed to test COVID-19 vaccines. A 'very encouraging' 107,000 are so far signed up.
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  • White House ‘red zone’ warning, DeSantis ‘pretty good shape’ message, and, oh, crowded primaries
  • What we’ll lose if the pandemic puts an end to the sharing of food
  • Colleges win immigration battle but fear for US reputation
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  • Biden launches ‘roadmap’ for reopening schools as Trump calls for return to the classroom
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  • Keys having first outbreak of Dengue fever in 10 years
  • California Governor Gavin Newsom Orders Majority Of State’s Schools To Close Campuses, Move To Virtual Instruction Only; Los Angeles County Will Follow Newsom’s Lead
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  • Theme Parks Face Tough Tech Investment Choices
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  • Many public health experts say children should return to school in the fall, particularly in states like Maryland
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  • NASA Elegantly Shuts Down Those New Zodiac Star Theories
  • Back-to-school reopening plans have few details on how many COVID-19 cases would close schools
  • Trump's campaign reshuffle shows he's figured out he's losing
  • 'The science should not stand in the way of' schools fully reopening
  • The Inventor of the Emoticon Tells All: ‘I’ve Created a Virus’
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  • Steve Van Zandt’s Plan to Save Music Education During the Pandemic
  • 'Science should not stand in the way' of schools reopening, White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany says
  • Scientists fear for the world's most endangered sea turtle as the Park Service cuts back
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  • Walmart Launched a Free, Virtual Camp, and Neil Patrick Harris Is the Head Counselor
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  • Virtual figure skating competition offers glimpse of sport’s possible future
  • Chinese executives get 'pre-test' injections in vaccine race
  • Greta Thunberg launches open letter demanding world leaders take immediate action on climate crisis
  • Texas sees record number of daily coronavirus deaths, cases
  • Zowie Broach on the RCA’s Graduate Show and Gazing Beyond the Runway
  • Citing Educational Risks, Scientific Panel Urges That Schools Reopen
  • Texas sees record number of daily deaths, cases
  • Donald Trump Is At War With COVID-19 Science
  • Navarro under fire over anti-Fauci op-ed
  • The state most resistant to wearing masks for coronavirus protection? Arizona, study says
  • The best and worst face masks, ranked by their level of protection
  • Gov. tests positive but 'not thinking about' mask mandate
  • Books impresario Lisa Lucas named publisher of Pantheon and Schocken Books
  • Large Sacramento suburban school district will start fall with distance learning only
  • Doctors Have Another Enemy To Fight Besides COVID-19 Itself. This Might Help Them.
  • Rush Limbaugh Gets Extra Weird, References Cannibalism In Coronavirus Rant
  • Mayors Give Florida Governor Feedback On School Reopenings
  • Hospitals told to send coronavirus data to Washington, not CDC
  • Delayed Start For Polk County Public Schools: Coronavirus
  • Some California students won't be required to wear masks this fall
  • Thai wine sisters take aim at booze monopoly
  • How California went from a rapid reopening to a second closing in one month
  • 'I love the Americans, I don’t want them up here,' Ford says, vaccine may not be available until 2021
  • 'Didn't even know where to begin'
  • Loss of international students could damage US economy, experts say
  • Trump's plan to expel foreign students was an attack on U.S. science leadership
  • The ultimate guide to coverings you need to shop in England
  • Examining the racist roots of fat phobia and diet culture
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  • I'm from Florida. Our coronavirus crisis doesn't surprise me
  • DeVos Abandons a Lifetime of Local Advocacy to Demand Schools Reopen
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  • Everything you need to know as England changes rules
  • Wear a mask in shops or risk fine
  • Los Angeles on verge of 'red' threat level, mayor says
  • Orange County votes to reopen schools without masks or increased social distancing
  • Florida Gov. DeSantis may not be able to welcome Trump's RNC with open arms, after all
  • LA school system says school year will begin remotely in August
  • Alberta accuses federal government of blocking contact tracing app, Ontario enters Stage 3
  • California closing all bars, indoor restaurants statewide
  • ‘The Old Guard’ Opens to Number One on Netflix as ‘The Outpost’ Flies High Again on VOD
  • Los Angeles And San Diego School Districts Will Be Online-Only This Fall
  • Unpacking the racist roots of fat phobia and diet culture
  • Why Colgate Stock Should Remain in Investors' Portfolio
  • 22 Virtual Summer Camps That Will Keep Your Little Ones Engaged
  • Everything you need to know as Wales changes rules
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  • Black Kansas State students are afraid to return to campus after racist tweet
  • Radish is best food to pair with champagne, say French experts
  • What Science and Other Countries Teach Us
  • Keep it simple, Democrats. Job One is making sure Americans can cast votes this fall.
  • Some Americans refuse to mask up. Rules, fines and free masks will change that, experts say.
  • Nothing gives champagne its fizz like a humble radish
  • It took her two hours to get to Beach High. But she’s now off to Harvard on a full ride
  • Summer camp canceled? Here are some citizen science projects to do at home.
  • A look at what didn't happen this week
  • Amazon mistakenly tells workers to take TikTok app off phones
  • Doctors, teachers reject Trump's pressure to reopen U.S. schools
  • Carnival cruise lines plan 'staggered' comeback, won't return to full capacity until 2022
  • Amazon tells workers to take TikTok app off phones: report
  • From ‘Evil’ to ‘Servant’ and ‘Defending Jacob,’ Writers Are Leaving Room for the Audience to Be Author
  • Carnival Corp. will not make full return until 2022
  • Former Michigan GOP party leader flips sides. Now he's working to defeat Trump
  • Framingham Schools, Health Board To Discuss Fall Reopening
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  • Everything you need to know as Scotland changes rules
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  • 5 options for stay-at-home fun in SF & Oakland: Friday, July 10
  • These Arizona teachers shared a classroom for summer school. All 3 contracted COVID-19. 1 died.
  • Comic-Con 2020 Announces ‘At Home’ Lineup (Updating)
  • ICE’s ruling is a staggering blow to the US’s computer science departments
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  • The Forehead-Slappingly Stupid Attempt to Cancel Steven Pinker
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  • ICE says students taking 'hybrid' classes may be able to stay in the US, but it won't tell colleges what that means
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  • Carmichael students make a run at Science Bowl national title
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  • Coronavirus is revolutionizing scientific practices and communication. Here's how.
  • JCB electric digger wins top MacRobert engineering prize
  • Third of Britons say they may not take coronavirus vaccine as anti-vax misinformation spreads online
  • ICE order leaves foreign students helpless
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  • University of Kentucky cancels spring break 2021 because of COVID-19
  • University of Michigan’s faculty senate divided on ‘no confidence’ vote in President Mark Schlissel
  • University of Michigan files complaint against graduate instructor strike
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  • University of Michigan staff continue demanding change after grad students end strike
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  • Despite COVID-19, University of Georgia, Georgia Southern, Georgia Tech Thirsty for In-Person Classes
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  • Student Blockade Protests Viktor Orban’s Reach at a Top Arts University
  • From COVID testing to cops, University of Michigan graduate students explain why they’re striking
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  • University warns that 'serious cyber incident' could take weeks to fix
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  • Cleveland State University’s Washkewicz Hall receives LEED Gold rating for environmental performance
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  • University of Michigan seeks restraining order to end graduate employee strike
  • Boston University professor crushed to death in elevator accident
  • Baltimore-based Laureate Education to sell off South American universities, Walden University
  • Man registered infringing Penn State domain names after being sued, university says
  • Northeastern University Dismisses 11 Students for Breaking Virus Rules but Keeps Their Tuition
  • Liberty University tells staff members to distance themselves from Falwell
  • Harvard University grads connect pandemic response policies across borders
  • COVID-19 update cases, deaths in Johnson County
  • Coronavirus rules lead Northeastern University to dismiss 11 students over a gathering
  • University Suspends Partying Freshmen For Semester, No Tuition Refund After Social Distancing Violations
  • University of Maryland names an academic department after the American abolitionist
  • Temple University announces 2-week halt of in-person classes
  • Coronavirus cases among students at University of Alabama climb to more than 1,000
  • University of Alabama Emphasizes Quarantine Protocols as Over 1,000 Students Test Positive Since Classes Resumed
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  • University of Alabama has 1,200 students who have tested positive for Covid-19
  • More than 1,200 students test positive for COVID-19 at major university
  • How the University of Arizona used No. 2 to solve its No. 1 problem: The coronavirus
  • Harvard University Board Gains Backers of Fossil Fuel Divestment
  • University Of Iowa Cancels Four Sports Amid Massive Lost Revenue Projection
  • University of Alabama President Issues Statement Regarding COVID-19 Protocols Not Being Followed
  • Taylor Swift Gives ,000 Toward Student’s U.K. University Dream
  • Matthew, Kelly Stafford bolster commitment to University of Georgia social justice program
  • University of Iowa permanently canceling four sports programs
  • Four University of Miami students test positive for COVID-19
  • Student newspaper at University of Kansas students slams school’s reopening plans, demands remote learning
  • Notre Dame halts in-person teaching for two weeks amid coronavirus outbreak
  • University of North Carolina shuts down athletic programs through Thursday afternoon after COVID-19 spike
  • Sturgis rally case; Florida deaths at 10K; Pope on vaccine
  • University of Pittsburgh delays in-person classes because of student partying: Today in Pa.
  • Michigan State University suspends in-person classes amid outbreak
  • University suspends football practice due to cluster of COVID-19 cases
  • Sydney university asks employees to ‘suggest’ how to cut up to 30% of some faculty staff | Australian universities
  • 11 MD Colleges Make Princeton Review's 'Best' List For 2021
  • 5 Wisconsin Colleges Make Princeton Review’s 2021 ‘Best’ List
  • University of North Carolina temporarily suspends fall sports; Pope warns against the rich getting vaccine first
  • Texas university hosts Tiffany Haddish show
  • UConn students evicted from dorms for holding pandemic party
  • 29 PA Colleges Make Princeton Review's 'Best' List For 2021
  • Ohio University's identity crisis shows the struggles of regional public universities
  • Stanford GSB Inches Toward A Remote-Learning Autumn
  • Will you get a refund if COVID-19 closes your campus?
  • How one school's identity crisis reflects a growing problem among public universities
  • Fleck, Gophers dismiss momentum loss: 'Kind of make-believe'
  • Notre Dame pauses in-person classes; Hawaii delays tourism reopening; Ohio to allow prep sports; 171K US deaths
  • Australia announces coronavirus vaccine deal
  • Notre Dame pauses in-person classes; Chicago's Navy Pier to close early; Mississippi reports cases in 71 counties
  • Notre Dame becomes latest university to suspend in-person classes
  • UNC students outraged after quick shift to virtual learning
  • Universities begin U-turns as campus life brings outbreaks
  • Universities scramble to deal with coronavirus outbreaks
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  • Texas surpasses staggering 10K deaths; Florida tourism drops by 60.5%; grieving daughter blasts Trump at DNC
  • How Yale SOM Is Going Hybrid For MBAs This Fall
  • Nursing home cases hit new high; UNC Chapel Hill reverts to online classes
  • Should they stay or should they go? UNC students in Chapel Hill try to make sense of coronavirus cancellations
  • Colleges' best-laid coronavirus plans quickly come undone
  • After one week, UNC Chapel Hill reverts to online cases; a look at how COVID-19 symptoms usually progress
  • UNC dean warns that case count 'could become out of control'
  • Here’s how Lysol Disinfectant Spray actually works, and where you can possibly still find it
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  • Most real estate developers have hit pause. Why Terra’s David Martin is forging ahead
  • Voter registration deadlines for each state
  • COVID-19 will hit colleges when students arrive for fall semester. So why open at all? Money is a factor.
  • China teenage climate warrior fights a lonely battle
  • US convention season set to begin, with (virtual) spotlight on Biden
  • CU Boulder Move-In Begins: What To Know
  • Two top CDC officials step down; Birx urges Americans to wear masks indoors and outdoors
  • New saliva test a 'huge step forward'; Birx urges Americans to wear masks indoors and outdoors
  • ‘Emotional support K-pop boys’ help fans with their mental health
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  • Florida Bar examinees worry online testing software poses security risks
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  • 4 ways you and your company can make flexible work better
  • Kenneth Cole Enlists Students for ‘Make the Statement’ Voter Initiative
  • What Will College Look Like in Fall 2020?
  • Hotels housing college students in effort to social distance
  • 'I can't teach when I'm dead.' Professors fear COVID-19 as college campuses open
  • Should I go to university this year?
  • Your guide to grades, clearing and next steps
  • How to get a university course place on A-level results day
  • Public colleges hide donors who seek to influence students. Will COVID-19 make it worse?
  • What will going to university be like during a pandemic?
  • Your guide to times, grades and next steps
  • DePaul University shifts ‘vast majority’ of classes online, closes residence halls to most students
  • Oakland County Names Winners Of Online Coronavirus Safety Contest
  • Try this simple hack to make a surgical face mask fit better
  • A Week At A University In Detroit, MI, That Costs ,000 A Year
  • Aced your A-levels? Here's how to upgrade your university place
  • Do kids still need vaccinations if they are learning online during the COVID-19 pandemic?
  • As universities reopen, no one has more uncertainty than this year’s freshman class
  • Kennedy allies sweat as Massachusetts Senate race tightens
  • Interest in homeschooling has 'exploded' amid pandemic
  • Manny Diaz calls 2020 a ‘day-by-day’ year, addresses ‘the elephant in the room’ daily
  • College towns fear super-spreader semester as students descend
  • Reopening Plans for Georgia’s Public Universities Are Under Fire from Students and Faculty
  • 2020 Big 10 College Football Season Postponed Due to Coronavirus
  • Here’s how colleges across Chicago are preparing for the school year
  • Summer jobs for young people are vanishing with the pandemic
  • Bobblehaus Makes the Colorful and Comfy Clothes That Our Quarantine Closets Crave
  • Video games affect your moral development but only until you're 18
  • Tuscaloosa Apparel Vendors Dig In For Uncertainty This Fall
  • 'I come from a Black and Jewish family'
  • What to play and what you should know
  • ‘Find Kristin Smart’ group says it’s serious about buying home next to Paul Flores’ mom
  • Alyssa Milano Reveals Coronavirus-Related Hair Loss After Hospitalization for 'Blood Clot' Concerns
  • Black male leaders say Biden will lose election if he doesn't choose Black woman as VP
  • The disturbing underbelly of the 'step' porn trend
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  • The human cost of a year of internet blackouts in Kashmir
  • Many landmark restaurants, bars won't reopen after virus
  • Is this new online-only private school the future of education?
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  • 'People told me my plans for a skincare firm were crazy'
  • GA Tallies 13 Deaths, 3,177 Cases As Free Mega-Testing Site Opens
  • Pelosi calls Trump executive order 'unconstitutional slop'; US surpasses 5 million confirmed cases
  • US surpasses 5 million confirmed cases; Pelosi calls Trump executive order, other measures 'constitutional slop'
  • US on brink of 5 million confirmed cases; Trump executive order may have exceeded authority
  • Student laborer gets lesson in COVID perseverance
  • Trump's executive order on unemployment could take months to implement; hundreds quarantining in Ga. school district
  • Researching MBA Programs During COVID-19
  • Georgia college students stage 'die-in' to protest school opening plans: 'We are not dispensable'
  • 0 a week to test employees for COVID-19. Could rapid, cheap tests help?
  • Hundreds quarantining in Ga. school district; masks optional at Sturgis motorcycle rally
  • Mid-American Conference cancels fall football due to virus
  • 21-year-old's organs fail after mild case; masks optional at Sturgis rally; Trump may use executive orders on stimulus
  • Colleges take different approaches to tracking COVID-19 as students return to campus
  • Churches are essential. If protesters can assemble, so should people of faith.
  • Everything to know as students head back to class
  • Covid puts financial stress on young people
  • Trump moves on China apps may create new internet 'firewall'
  • L.A. Times Festival Of Books Going Digital For Fall Event, Casting Wary Eye At Spring 2021
  • As leaders in Lebanon deflect responsibility for explosion, skepticism grows
  • L.A. Times Festival of Books going virtual as community-wide gathering
  • Here's how parents can protect their kids from coronavirus as schools reopen
  • What You Need to Know About Josh Kushner, Brother to Jared (and Husband to Karlie Kloss)
  • Georgia boy, 7, dies of COVID-19 amid concerns over reopening schools
  • TikTok grab could extend -- or undermine -- US online dominance
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  • Colleges hope new rules will slow COVID-19 spread, students aren't convinced
  • College students launch free online tutoring service to help stressed parents during pandemic
  • Mom Doesn't Think Her Teen's Online Friends Are 'Real' Friends; She Is So Wrong
  • Teens Found Nonprofit To Make Coronavirus Care Packages
  • These online learning tips will help parents prepare for a successful school year, even if it is virtual.
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  • Uncertainty is stressing us out right now. 7 ideas for managing it
  • Your 10 key A-level results questions answered
  • Rowan University To Start Fall With In-Person, Remote Learning
  • The coronavirus pandemic forced many people in Connecticut to work from home. Power outages from Tropical Storm Isaias could send some back to the office.
  • How entrepreneurs are trying to weather the coronavirus pandemic
  • America Has Been Failing Mothers for a Long Time. The Pandemic Made It Clear What Needs to Happen
  • Colorado State Players Claim Football Coaches Intimidated Them for Following COVID Restrictions
  • Dr. Anthony Fauci calls US plateau of cases 'unacceptable'; Beirut explosion devastates 'struggling' health system
  • Trump wants to deliver GOP nomination speech at White House. Is that legal?
  • U.S. Cases Rise 1.1%; California Second-Worst Day: Virus Update
  • Deepfakes are the most dangerous crime of the future, researchers say
  • What we know about the massive explosion in Beirut that killed at least 135, injured thousands
  • Houston Hospitalizations Decline; NYC Checkpoints: Virus Update
  • Biden won't go to Milwaukee for convention; Chicago schools to start online; Florida surpasses 500,000 cases
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  • Here’s what’s happening Wednesday with COVID-19 in the Chicago area
  • Johnson & Johnson announces US vaccine deal; progress toward trillion stimulus package; US nears 5M cases
  • What we know about the massive explosion in Beirut that killed at least 100, injured thousands
  • Stimulus package deal expected by end of week; US nears 5M cases; Clorox wipes shortage could stretch into 2021
  • Spain's ex-king told friends his exit is only temporary, papers say
  • Are they any use? With Europe's black-box coronavirus apps it's hard to tell
  • In Michigan, an Election Day unlike any other
  • How To Know If Your Own Doctor (Or A Doctor You Might See) Is A Quack
  • The United States Is Reopening Many of the Wrong Schools
  • Trump says outbreak 'is under control'; 13 nuns die in Michigan convent; 1B students hit by school closures
  • Places Most Dependent on Local Colleges and Universities
  • How a mysterious company tied to ‘Titanic’ villain landed government coronavirus contracts
  • 1 billion students impacted by school closures; Census to end 2020 counting operations early; Hawaii cases surge
  • How Beijing's National Security Crackdown Transformed Hong Kong in a Single Month
  • The ultimate guide to reusable face coverings as England changes rules
  • 'Locked in a vicious cycle'
  • U.S. Cases Increase 0.9%; California, Arizona Slow: Virus Update
  • Take Back the Economy From Economists
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  • Delta Flight Forced to Turn Around After 2 Passengers Refuse to Wear Face Masks
  • Here's how to stay safe in the water, according to a former lifeguard
  • University of Maryland students struggle to cancel housing leases
  • The pandemic highlights the gruesome animal abuses at US factory farms
  • The New College Drop-Off
  • Dissatisfaction With Online Retailers Runs Deep
  • Your Grocery Store Shopping Strategy During the Coronavirus Crisis
  • The Chaos of Free Protest Food
  • One year later, El Paso reflects on the hate behind Walmart shooting
  • B Michael, Tired of Platitudes
  • More pro athletes opt out, Indiana student tests positive on first day of school, Birx warns rural US
  • More pro athletes opt out of season, Indiana student tests positive on first day of school, Birx warns rural US
  • NYU Stern Students Protest MBA Tuition Hike During COVID
  • More pro athletes opt out of season, Birx warns rural US, Texas doc fights 'war against COVID, war against stupidity'
  • Pandemic ushers in a 'new normal' for historically underfunded HBCUs
  • Unemployed Floridians face tough times in August without 0 weekly federal benefit
  • Stimulus talks drag with trillion on the line; list of dangerous hand sanitizers grows; Australia under siege
  • Do lawmakers understand Google and Facebook enough to regulate them?
  • Virus curfew imposed on Australia's second-biggest city
  • Group of Pac-12 players to demand safety measures from conference; boycott is a possibility
  • Group of Pac-12 players to demand safety measures from conference, boycott is a possibility
  • How To Write Your Stanford GSB Essay
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  • Rutgers, The State Univ. of New Jersey, NJ -- Moody's withdraws P-1 rating on Rutgers University, NJ's CP Series E in conjunction with SBPA expiration
  • How to Find an Accredited College Online (and Avoid the Scams)
  • Colleges could reopen if they test students every 2 days; Fauci 'cautiously optimistic' for vaccine this year
  • Saint Xavier Faculty Union Hopes Voice Won't Be Silenced For Good
  • Coronavirus child care pinch in U.S. poses threat to economic gains of working women
  • Maryland colleges are planning for students to return to campus. But that could all change.
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  • Online education was a mess in the spring. As COVID-19 prompts schools to stay virtual, will it get better this fall?
  • Kids' mental health can struggle during online school. Here's how teachers are planning ahead.
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  • COVID Hits USC Students And Faculty Hard As Virus Spreads To Younger Population
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  • Stock futures jump after Big Tech reports blowout earnings
  • Coronavirus outbreak at USC's fraternity row leaves at least 40 people infected
  • Gizelle Bryant on Reconciling With Her Ex and Bringing Black Excellence to TV (Exclusive)
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  • Herman Cain dies; Trump suggests delaying election; Miami schools defy Gov. DeSantis and go online-only
  • Black creators matter. But Black TikTok stars say the app has work to do.
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  • The availability of 'animal crush' content has created a cat-and-mouse subculture of attention-seeking animal abusers and the web sleuths who suss them out
  • The FBI says that most serial killers and school shooters abused animals before they murdered people. In the internet age, that animal torture has found a devoted audience online.
  • Online Big 12 media day to feature coaches only
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  • The Cost for Schools To Reopen This Fall
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  • Here's how to help your student
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  • Vice President Pence visits Miami for launch of Phase 3 of COVID vaccine clinical trial
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  • In Era of Sickness, Doctors Prescribe Unusual Cure: Voting
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  • Gov. Lamont tries to reassure anxious students about school reopening in midst of coronavirus pandemic
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