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Who’s okay with the affirmative action decision? Many Black Americans.
A new poll shows more Black Americans approve of the Supreme Court’s decision than disapprove. And few believe such policies have actually helped them.
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Who’s okay with the affirmative action decision? Many Black Americans.
A new poll shows more Black Americans approve of the Supreme Court’s decision than disapprove. And few believe such policies have actually helped them.
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Yes, Trump is getting more reckless on social media
Posting the alleged address of Barack Obama — and leaving it up a week after an armed man apparently seized upon the information — reinforces that.
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In South Carolina, Biden Says His Agenda Has Helped Voters in Both Parties
President Biden cited Republican lawmakers who have attacked his policies but whose constituents have benefited from billions in federal funding.
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6 Paris Bistros to Try Now
The city’s restaurant scene is back in full force, and a half-dozen bistro-style eateries showcase the best of what’s new, including a refreshingly simple style of cooking.
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The Rise of the Cyber Superheroes
Gutsy computer whizzes have become modern day superheroes. They use their coding skills for good, to protect us from the bad guys who want to wreak havoc on the internet. By day, they are mild-mannered coders, toiling away at their desks. But when danger strikes, they don their virtual capes and go into fighting mode.…
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After 36 years, her plant suddenly grew a towering 25-foot stalk
“What in the world is that?” Jackie Flournoy, recalled saying out loud about the mysterious growth that had sprouted from her succulent.
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How to get the smell of marijuana out of your home
Professional cleaners and cannabis experts share the best methods to eliminate the distinctive odor.
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AOC, Dan Crenshaw and the mellow struggle for psychedelic drug access
What do a democratic socialist, a Republican war veteran and a long-haired lobbyist from Montana have in common? They want the government to relax about certain mild-altering substances.
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Judge’s decision in key misinformation case is latest to botch facts
Judges are supposed to be beacons of interpreting the law. Sometimes they can’t even get the basic facts right.