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How Colleges Are Changing Their Rules on Protesting
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Police officer in court accused of killing motorist
Keryl Johnson, 35, was killed after a driver who failed to stop for police crashed into her car.2 hours ago -
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Inflation is still dead
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Fewer students who identified as Black enrolled in Harvard's class of 2028, the first group affected by the Supreme Court's ruling last summer that schools can't consider race in admissions.
Fewer students who identified as Black enrolled in Harvard’s class of 2028, the first group affected by the Supreme Court’s ruling last summer that schools can’t consider race in admissions.10 hours ago -
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Why Russians are still backing Putin
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Defense hawks oppose House GOP's six-month CR plan
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WNBA chief clarifies she's opposed to 'hate or racism' after response on social media abuse draws player scorn
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Black enrollment drops in Harvard’s freshman class after Supreme Court ruling
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Statistics are still misunderstood in the courtroom
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