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Colleges Have Been a Small-Town Lifeline. What Happens as They Shrink?
Declining student enrollment is hitting the rural areas that rely on universities. They’re trying to adapt to survive.
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Making Deepfakes Gets Cheaper and Easier Thanks to A.I.
Meme-makers and misinformation peddlers are embracing artificial intelligence tools to create convincing fake videos on the cheap.
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Trump Will Visit the Same Iowa City on Monday That DeSantis Visited on Friday
Donald J. Trump’s event on Monday evening in Davenport, Iowa, is aimed in part at slowing any momentum from Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida.
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Biden Unveils Landmark Submarine Deal With Australia and Britain
The arrangement is part of a broader effort to counter China’s military development and assertive territorial claims across Asia.
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Biden Extends Stay for Thousands of Ukrainians
One-year extensions for those who fled in the first months after Russia’s invasion will be granted on a case-by-case basis, officials said.
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Gavel to Pass to New Chief Judge Overseeing Grand Jury in Trump Inquiry
James E. Boasberg will take over from Beryl A. Howell as the chief judge of the Federal District Court in Washington, a post that plays a key role in the special counsel investigations into Donald J. Trump.
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Nashville Sues to Block Law That Would Shrink its Council by Half
The law would limit the size of a city or county legislative body to 20 members; the Nashville Metropolitan Council has 40.
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When the Light, Shadow and Stars Aligned: Standing Where Ansel Adams Stood
An enigmatic photograph by America’s most famous landscape photographer led to a forensic hunt to identify exactly when and where it was taken.
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Boiled peanuts let you look at the legume in a new light
Boiled peanuts, when treated as legumes, are natural partners for many sweet and savory ingredients.
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Fox News fears competitors will steal its ‘journalistic processes’
A questionable filing in the network’s defense against a defamation lawsuit from Dominion seeks to maintain redactions in court filings.