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CNN needs a new leader after Chris Licht. Will anyone want the job?
Even beyond fired CEO Chris Licht’s programming blunders, CNN is facing industry-wide challenges and corporate hurdles that could make this a hard job to fill.
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How to talk to your (skeptical) family about therapy
Therapist Sahaj Kaur Kohli, LGPC, NCC, explains why we should normalize therapy, with seven strategies to help you talk to skeptical family members.
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The best ways to continue your education without breaking the bank
From online courses to language apps, here are five low-cost ways to keep learning and growing.
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Your child is neurodivergent. Should you tell everyone?
Should parents disclose a child’s diagnosis with the hope of educating people, or do they keep quiet and continue to navigate sometimes difficult situations?
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Alabama case bucks what was a steady path for Roberts court on voting
Last Thursday’s Supreme Court decision was a big departure from the justices’ recent record on voting rights. Here are the other key cases.
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North Carolina GOP censures Republican Sen. Thom Tillis
Tillis, who has brokered bipartisan legislation on issues including gun control and same-sex marriage, was censured Saturday at the state party’s annual convention.
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Ukraine Dam Destruction Threatens Those Upstream, Too
A disaster unfolds in slow motion after an explosion destroyed the dam at the Kakhovka Reservoir, emptying its waters and threatening livelihoods and crucial industries.
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Nicola Sturgeon, Scotland’s Former Leader, Is Arrested in Financial Inquiry
The arrest of Ms. Sturgeon, who resigned as leader of the Scottish National Party in February, follows that of her husband, previously the party’s chief executive, and of its former treasurer.
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India’s Train Crash Killed Mainly the Poor Packed in Cheapest Cars
In India’s worst railway disaster in decades, nearly all of the 288 dead were in three crowded cars where passengers stand for long stretches.
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Aussie Farmers Unleash Dinosaur Rush as Fossils Rewrite History
A new understanding of how to search for ancient remains has reinvigorated a region of western Queensland, with tourists flocking to paleontological digs.