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Columbia president tells lawmakers at antisemitism hearing there is a 'moral crisis'

by Elissa Nadworny

Columbia president tells lawmakers at antisemitism hearing there is a 'moral crisis'

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Young Miko upended norms in Latin pop. On her debut 'Att.' she raises her own bar

In a matter of three short years, Young Miko's become one of reggaeton and Latin pop's most promising stars. On her debut album 'Att.,' she keeps pushing the genre forward. Joshua Rivera/@shotsjpg hide caption

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Music

Young Miko upended norms in Latin pop. On her debut 'Att.' she raises her own bar

by Isabella Gomez Sarmiento

Young Miko upended norms in Latin pop. On her debut 'Att.' she raises her own bar

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Asia

Voting in India opens Friday for elections to choose prime minister, parliament

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Business

Experts: Boeing's safety culture is broken and defective airplanes are being put out

by David Schaper

Experts: Boeing's safety culture is broken and defective airplanes are being put out

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Music News

Martin Scorcese puts together amazing cast for planned bio-pic of Frank Sinatra

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States botched more executions of Black prisoners. Experts think they know why

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Investigations

States botched more executions of Black prisoners. Experts think they know why

by Chiara Eisner

States botched more executions of Black prisoners. Experts think they know why

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Business

A big event is about to happen in the world of bitcoin: It's called the halving

by Rafael Nam

A big event is about to happen in the world of bitcoin: It's called the halving

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Science

Why a campaign has started to bring back some plants that have been forgotten

by Dan Charles

Why a campaign has started to bring back some plants that have been forgotten

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Guns are killing more U.S. children. Shooting survivors can face lifelong challenges

Aaron Hunter doing physical therapy at Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital's outpatient center in Sarasota on Oct. 12, 2023. After getting shot in the head last June, Aaron struggled with weakness and balance on the left side of his body. He spent months in physical therapy before being discharged in February. Stephanie Colombini/WUSF hide caption

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Guns are killing more U.S. children. Shooting survivors can face lifelong challenges

by Stephanie Colombini

Guns are killing more U.S. children. Shooting survivors can face lifelong challenges

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Amid concerns about kids and guns, some say training is the answer

A father helps his son steady a firearm at the National Rifle Association (NRA) annual convention on May 28, 2022, in Houston, Texas. Exposing children to guns comes with risks, but some firearms enthusiasts say they'd prefer to train kids to use guns responsibly. Brandon Bell/Getty Images hide caption

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Amid concerns about kids and guns, some say training is the answer

by Martin Kaste

Amid concerns about kids and guns, some say training is the answer

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Politics

Do early campaign ads really make a diffence in the presidential election?

by Domenico Montanaro

Do early campaign ads really make a diffence in the presidential election?

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Research News

How old is the coffee bean? Researchers investigate

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Middle East

Israel is engaged in conflicts on 3 separate fronts: Hamas, Hezbollah and Iran

by A Martínez , Greg Myre

Israel is engaged in conflicts on 3 separate fronts: Hamas, Hezbollah and Iran

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Business

Inflation is more stubborn than expected this year. One reason is rising rents

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Inflation is more stubborn than expected this year. One reason is rising rents

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Music News

Beatles' sons — Sean Ono Lennon and James McCartney — co-create a song

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Europe

At least 50,000 Russian troops have been killed in Ukraine, media probe finds

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Politics

House Speaker Mike Johnson faces a revolt from his party's right flank

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National

The first phase of the Lahaina fire report details timeline of disaster

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The first phase of the Lahaina fire report details timeline of disaster

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Space

The space junk was supposed to disintegrate in the atmosphere — it didn't

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Morning news brief

Columbia president tells lawmakers at antisemitism hearing there is a 'moral crisis'

Young Miko upended norms in Latin pop. On her debut 'Att.' she raises her own bar

Voting in India opens Friday for elections to choose prime minister, parliament

Experts: Boeing's safety culture is broken and defective airplanes are being put out

Martin Scorcese puts together amazing cast for planned bio-pic of Frank Sinatra

States botched more executions of Black prisoners. Experts think they know why

A big event is about to happen in the world of bitcoin: It's called the halving

Why a campaign has started to bring back some plants that have been forgotten

Guns are killing more U.S. children. Shooting survivors can face lifelong challenges

Amid concerns about kids and guns, some say training is the answer

Do early campaign ads really make a diffence in the presidential election?

How old is the coffee bean? Researchers investigate

Israel is engaged in conflicts on 3 separate fronts: Hamas, Hezbollah and Iran

Inflation is more stubborn than expected this year. One reason is rising rents

Beatles' sons — Sean Ono Lennon and James McCartney — co-create a song

At least 50,000 Russian troops have been killed in Ukraine, media probe finds

House Speaker Mike Johnson faces a revolt from his party's right flank

The first phase of the Lahaina fire report details timeline of disaster

The space junk was supposed to disintegrate in the atmosphere — it didn't

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