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Last week, the president of the University of Michigan, Domenico Grasso, did something that should trouble anyone who cares about higher education: he waved the white flag. Facing a wave of media criticism, much of it dishonest and politically motivated, he unilaterally suspended a carefully developed grading policy that was…

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Imagine waking up one morning to find that the internet—the invisible thread connecting your work, your payments, your messages, and your favorite distractions—has suddenly become slow, glitchy, or just gone. For many ordinary Russians, that nightmare has quietly become a reality over the past week. The cause isn’t a random undersea cable snapping or a software bug. It’s war. Ukrainian drones have struck some of the largest data centers belonging to Yandex, Russia’s answer to Google, and the effects are rippling across the country’s digital landscape. According to Cloudflare, bot traffic from the Yandex network has collapsed to just 0.4%…

There are losses that hurt because a team simply runs out of time, and there are losses that burn because they feel stolen. LSU experienced the second kind on a chaotic Saturday night, when the No. 10 Tigers fell to Kentucky in the final seconds on a two-point conversion that no one saw coming—except, perhaps, the Kentucky sideline. The score was not just an upset; it was a stomach punch. LSU had come into the game with a 4-2 record, carrying the weight of high expectations and a ranking that made them a legitimate playoff contender. A loss to a…

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