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College applications in pandemic year show deepening inequities in access to higher education

College applications in pandemic year show deepening inequities in access to higher education

Applying to college is stressful in normal times, but this year, students felt the extra stress of having to deal with pandemic-related restrictions that made many of the usual steps, like working with high school counselors, visiting campuses, and in-person interviews, nearly impossible, college admissions officers say. [...]

As spring thaws the Minnesota ice, a new pipeline battle fires up

As spring thaws the Minnesota ice, a new pipeline battle fires up

In the north woods of Minnesota, the mighty Mississippi River looks like a frozen creek. After a bitter February, you can stroll across it with more fear of windburn than thin ice. And if you stroll one particular spot near Palisade, you'll find giant pipe, heavy machines and competing signs. A few read "No trespassing" in block letters. The rest say "Water is life" and "Stop Line 3" in hand-painted colors. It is the latest front in the pipeline wars. [...]

Sackler family agrees to pay $4.2 billion

Sackler family agrees to pay $4.2 billion

Purdue Pharma has filed a restructuring plan to dissolve itself and establish a new company dedicated to programs designed to combat the opioid crisis, according to court documents filed Monday. [...]

'Hillbilly Elegy' author gets $10 million boost for potential Senate bid

'Hillbilly Elegy' author gets $10 million boost for potential Senate bid

Billionaire investor Peter Thiel has donated more than $10 million to a super PAC encouraging author and venture capitalist J.D. Vance to enter what is expected to be a crowded GOP primary for an open US Senate seat in Ohio. [...]

Washington Post: Army memo initially considered denying DC's request for National Guard ahead of January 6

Washington Post: Army memo initially considered denying DC's request for National Guard ahead of January 6

The US Army initially considered denying a request from Washington, DC's government for a National Guard deployment ahead of the January 6 rally that led to riots at the US Capitol, according to a Washington Post report published Tuesday. [...]

Ron Johnson says he might have been concerned for safety had Capitol rioters been BLM and Antifa

Ron Johnson says he might have been concerned for safety had Capitol rioters been BLM and Antifa

Wisconsin Republican Sen. Ron Johnson on Thursday invoked race in explaining his sense of safety during the January 6 Capitol riot, saying that he might have been concerned for his well-being had the protesters been affiliated with Black Lives Matter instead of being a largely White pro-Trump crowd. [...]