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A record-breaking 133.5 million viewers tuned in to watch Kendrick Lamar take the stage at one of the most sought-after gigs in music — the Super…
Increased political turmoil has tested the inclusive front N.Y.U. purports, bringing into focus the university administration’s ties to private interests and far-right donors. N.Y.U. has built…
Donald Trump will return to Washington in less than two months. For Big Tech, the upcoming transition holds enormous stakes for their hopes to escape recent…
With all of the rightful analyses by Democrats in the aftermath of Donald Trump’s victory, there’s been an area of confusion among liberal commentators about why…
A little over ten years ago, a Kremlin-backed Ukrainian president ended the country’s hopes of joining the E.U., and Kyiv became a battleground: on one side,…
In Chicago, Republican Mayor Bill Thompson lost his 1931 reelection campaign to Democratic challenger Anton Cermak — and since then, only Democrats have held the office.…
Throughout his 2024 presidential campaign, Donald Trump has spoken on the Gaza crisis in sharp, polarizing terms. The Israel-Hamas war is a “fight against terrorism” in…
Despite its seemingly noble name, if the Stop Terror-Financing and Tax Penalties on American Hostages Act becomes law, it will enable the incoming Trump administration to…
Presidential elections are, by no means, a one-night event. Nor are the final results — the only time votes are counted. Pre-election polls start releasing predicted…
The Biden administration proposed an expansion to the Affordable Care Act that primarily focused on women’s reproductive rights on Oct. 21, 2024. Essentially, the expansion would…