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Pennsylvania woman dies from measles complications

The Jefferson County, Pa., Coroner's Office on Sunday said a 40-year-old woman died from complications with measles, the state's third measles-related death this year. Coroner Greg Furlong wrote on Facebook that the woman, a Jefferson County resident, died on Saturday. He added that his office was working with the Pennsylvania Department of Health on this...

Poll: Democratic voters driven by Trump opposition more than party platform

A new poll shows that Democratic voters are more driven to cast their ballots in the November midterms elections out of their opposition to President Trump more so than the party's platform. The CBS News/YouGov poll released Sunday found that 54 percent of Democratic voters said they will vote for their Democratic candidate to Congress...

El-Sayed on Piker: Not interested ‘in having a conversation about streamers in California’

Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed on Sunday pushed back on questions about far-left streamer Hasan Piker, who he previously campaigned with. “There are Jewish voters in your state who are concerned about your relationship with Piker. You have condemned antisemitism but not called out his rhetoric directly. Why not?” CBS News’s Weijia Jiang asked...

Do running clubs give daters a leg up? I don’t think so

Get off the apps, and lace up the Hokas. Rumor has it, your next...

Charlie Kirk statue vandalized outside of Turning Point USA headquarters

The Phoenix, Ariz., Police Department on Sunday said a statue of conservative activist Charlie Kirk outside the headquarters of his organization, Turning Point USA (TPUSA), was vandalized days after the one-year anniversary of his death. Police told The Hill's sister network NewsNation that they received calls about vandalism to a memorial in the area of...

Beyond (fake) meat

Do you like meat but wish it was less tasty and more expensive? Are you so worried about climate change that you feel guilty about buying a hamburger? Well, the world of fake meat has so much to offer you.

Genius musicians and their scolding critics

There’s nothing odd about people with serious, time-consuming jobs succeeding at serious, time-consuming pastimes.

China and the noble lie

This is not a dry, academic textbook about philosophy.

Biden’s silence on the classified documents is deafening

This scavenger hunt for Biden’s classified documents is likely far from over. In the meantime, Oversight Republicans will continue pressing for answers to inform...

The meritocracy has no clothes

What is the purpose of higher education exactly? Do students really learn anything they actually use later in life? The evidence suggests not. Study after study shows that students learn very little in college, and what they do learn often isn’t relevant to the career they end up pursuing.

Sources say

In journalism, anonymous sources should be used only as a last resort and only to underpin hard evidence and on-the-record statements.

What if federal workers never showed up for work and no one missed them?

This is one of the greatest federal government scandals of all time. Many hundreds of thousands of federal employees have been getting a full-time paycheck from Uncle Sam (meaning from all of us) without showing up for work for three years now. They don't call it Club Fed for nothing.

Pop star economics

Learn to speak English the way your fans speak it.

Shrinking can’t seem to find itself

The world of Shrinking is an ambiguous one. It exists in a liminal space between film and TV. It boasts the cinematography and soundtrack of an A24 flick and the writing of a first-year TV writing student still wrapping their mind around the fact that there’s a craft to this whole thing. It’s as though nobody told the writers that TV has its own structure; it’s not just a piecemeal, episodic film.

Bret Easton Ellis turns the screw

If you finished American Psycho and are wondering if you should give The Shards a try, you should.

Don’t call it a comeback

For Brendan Fraser, The Whale is a particular catastrophe.

David Banks, NYC schools chancellor, has lost his nerve — and his focus

Parents frustrated with unresponsive and poor-performing public schools have been fighting for control over public education dollars and winning the right to spend it...

Schools Chancellor David Banks’ unseemly retreat hurts NYC kids

Beware: Schools Chancellor David Banks is now in full retreat on his (and Mayor Eric Adams') reform agenda.

Biden failed students in State of the Union — but Republicans are ready to work with him if he gets real

President Biden had an opportunity to open the door to working with Republicans to expand educational opportunity.

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