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Cancer drugs keep running out. Here’s why.

The Atlantic examines how economic issues are making critical cancer drugs hard to find.

The push to tie Medicaid to work is making a comeback. Georg…

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Why the U.S. military is facing a recruitment crisis

The Wall Street Journal explains why many U.S. veterans don’t want their kids to join the military.

After decades as rivals and friends, tennis great…

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Workplace impact of SCOTUS’s affirmative-action ruling

Bloomberg Businessweek looks into how the Supreme Court’s ruling on affirmative action in university admissions could also impact the workplace.

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Supreme Court rules against affirmative action

The Supreme Court ruled that it was unconstitutional to consider race in university admissions, upending decades of precedent involving affirmative a…

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The human stories from the deadly migrant shipwreck

The Washington Post tells the story of how as many as 750 migrants boarded a fishing trawler and ended up in one of the Mediterranean’s deadliest shi…

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Taped evidence in Trump secret-documents case goes public

CNN has the tape of Trump’s 2021 conversation about classified documents, an important piece of evidence in the federal case against him.

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Where Putin’s power stands after a weekend of revolt

The Wall Street Journal looks at the big questions that remain about Putin’s control over Russia after Wagner troops briefly rebelled. Some Western o…

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Lessons from a state that already banned affirmative action

NPR reports on how ending affirmative action changed California.

Nearly a year later, most Americans oppose the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn …

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Sneak Peek: Enduring advice for this year’s graduating class (and nongraduates too).

At their worst, graduation speeches are boring, trite, and pedantic. But at their best, they’re touching meditations on what it means to live a purpo…

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Justice Alito under fire for gifts from GOP billionaire

A ProPublica investigation finds that Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito took an undisclosed luxury vacation with a Republican megadonor who later ha…

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