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Students Protest at UNC — and the Administration Just Ignores Them!

The UNC System is committed to institutional neutrality, as it should be.

Trump team raises money off Supreme Court arguments in ballot case

Former President Donald Trump is fundraising off of Supreme Court arguments in a case that considers whether he led an insurrection and should be kicked off the ballot.

Haley plans ‘Beast of Southeast’ bus tour in South Carolina ahead of primary

Nikki Haley on Saturday is kicking off a "Beast of the Southeast" bus tour in South Carolina that will make dozens of campaign stops ahead of the state's GOP presidential primary.

Jordanian King Abdullah II to visit White House to plot peace in Gaza

President Biden on Monday will host King Abdullah II ibn Al Hussein of Jordan at the White House to discuss the situation in Gaza.

Unstoppable Trump cements hold over Republican Party

Former President Donald Trump has secured his return as the undisputed leader of the Republican Party and is increasingly wielding his influence over lawmakers on Capitol Hill and the Republican National Committee.

Haley insists she’s ‘not going anywhere’ as she braces for South Carolina showdown with Trump

Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley said she will not be quitting the race, even after losing to "none of these candidates" in Nevada's GOP primary.

Haley plans a two-week bus tour before South Carolina’s GOP primary as Trump returns to the state

Nikki Haley is launching a bus tour before South Carolina's Republican presidential primary on Feb. 24, hoping the two-week push will show the former governor's commitment to her home state heading into the first-in-the-South vote.

Stephen Colbert pokes fun at House: ‘Stupid levels have reached critical dumb’

Late-night talk show host Stephen Colbert lit into House Republicans after the conference, led by House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.), were dealt some embarrassing defeats this week. Colbert, in Wednesday night's opening segment of CBS's "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert," laid out a series of disappointments for the GOP conference this week, including the...

The Switch Up — Pregnant worker protections: In conversation with the ACLU’s Gillian Thomas

In our last two episodes, The Switch Up talked about the maternal mortality crisis — how it disproportionately affects Black and Brown Americans, the struggle of incarcerated pregnant people and the activists and political leaders who are trying to end this crisis.  Today, we’re delving into this crisis just a little bit more — and...

With fewer degree requirements, the federal government can break the ‘paper ceiling’ 

Early in the 2000s, many employers began adding degree requirements to job descriptions — whether they needed them or not — using the degree as a proxy for job preparedness.

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