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Smithsonian's taxpayer funds face chopping block as GOP demands accountability for 'woke' history
Rep. Andrew Clyde says tying Smithsonian funding to requirements highlighting American exceptionalism is the best way to reform the museum system.
What our students learned at Auschwitz could help end hate in higher education
The RISE Leadership Initiative sent students from a historically Black university and a Jewish university to Auschwitz to confront hatred together.
Debut of former Steelers coach Mike Tomlin on NBC SNF had highlight moments but was too careful and rehearsed
Mike Tomlin's NBC Sunday Night Football debut showed flashes of his signature personality but felt scripted and tame for much of the pregame broadcast.
Church protesters could face tougher penalties under rare bipartisan crackdown
A bipartisan House bill would impose civil fines up to $10,000 for protests that disrupt worship within 100 feet of a house of worship entrance.
Fatal air ambulance crash exposes growing GPS danger facing US flights
A National Transportation Safety Board report reveals a New Mexico air ambulance crew lost GPS navigation during a military jamming exercise before striking the...
Student perpetrates deadly shooting at Thailand high school, authorities say
A student opened fire at a high school in Thailand on Friday, ending the lives of at least six individuals and injuring others, police said.
Trump-backed incumbent ousted in House primary as GOP redistricting push set to reshape Tennessee
Trump-backed incumbent Andy Ogles falls despite a late push from the president, while Republicans’ new congressional map set up a Trump-vs.-AOC proxy fight that...
Prince Harry's most controversial royal plan could still become reality, author says
Royal author Simon Vigar says Prince Harry's rejected "half-in half-out" proposal is inevitable, but experts warn trust issues make his return unlikely.
Trump’s Smithsonian clash exposes striking pattern among museum curators
Every curator on the Smithsonian exhibit's seven-person team has incorporated themes of racial injustice or social justice into their academic work.
Controversial grocery store move evokes expert's blunt advice: 'If you shuck it, buy it'
Fresh corn shucking at grocery stores sparks debate over produce etiquette, food safety and waste as experts reveal better ways to judge corn quality.
Bryan Kohberger's post-conviction relief bid enabled by flawed plea deal, psychologist argues
A forensic psychologist says prosecutors made a critical error by not requiring Bryan Kohberger to fully explain the Idaho student murders in his deal.
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