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How only 11 people have driven the majority of book bans

An analysis from the Washington Post of book challenges from across the nation shows that the majority were filed by just 11 people.

NPR describes ho…

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A grieving Uvalde mother fights to change gun laws

After her daughter was killed in Uvalde, Kimberly Mata-Rubio became an advocate for changing gun laws. Texas Monthly looks at a year in the life of a…

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The short life of Baby Milo

Milo Evan Dorbert, whose mother’s pregnancy tested the interpretation of Florida’s new abortion law, was born with a fatal abnormality. He lived 99 m…

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How AI is making a mess on college campuses

The Atlantic looks at how students and professors are grappling with the emergence of AI on college campuses.

More wives are outearning their husband…

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GOP sets sights on ballot measures as abortion fight spreads

Legislators in some GOP-led states are backing measures to make it harder to amend constitutions, amid a wave of attempts to use ballot initiatives t…

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Sneak Peek: How unreported gifts and luxury travel are harming the Supreme Court’s legitimacy

Recent allegations of ethical violations have reignited a debate about establishing an enforceable code of conduct for Supreme Court justices. Univer…

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The mental-health crisis keeping kids out of school

USA Today reports on how students with anxiety are increasingly refusing to go to school, leaving parents feeling hopeless and schools unequipped to …

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Ukraine’s challenges as it prepares a major offensive

The Times of London explains how Ukraine’s expected offensive against Russia may unfold.

A ProPublica investigation reveals the ugly truth behind “We…

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Does Congress understand AI enough to regulate it?

Congress wants to regulate AI but has a lot of catching up to do. NPR talks to top lawmakers and experts about the issue.

The Wall Street Journal rep…

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Inside Texas’s controversial arrests of migrants

The Washington Post goes inside one Texas border county where an initiative to crack down on human smuggling is creating controversy.

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