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St Andrew’s College: A Rugby Victory That Demands Answers
The final whistle at the National Top Four wasn't just the end of a rugby match; it was…
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Amazon’s Tariff Windfall: A Corporate Paradox of Profit and Prudence
Amazon's unexpected windfall raises questions about the tech giant's commitment to corporate responsibility and its handling of the tariff refunds.
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Unreleased Nicolas Cage Film Disappears from Netflix Office in $105M Lawsuit
A master copy of an unreleased Nicolas Cage film has gone missing from Netflix's LA office, prompting a $105 million lawsuit and highlighting concerns about security within the company.
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Review: Watson’s defense of one person, one vote, an imperfect victory
William Watson's column champions the principle of universal suffrage, but falls short in addressing the underlying challenges of intergenerational equity.
3 months ago
El-Hillow’s Insights on Funds in Crisis: A Luxury for the Few
A review of Kate El-Hillow's Business Insider interview on navigating market chaos and evaluating funds in crisis.
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Infantino adandons plan to sell off stake in World Cup
This week, the World Cup's future as a publicly-owned spectacle was salvaged, not by a visionary leader, but by the sheer force of collective outrage. Gian
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Abacha’s Demise: A New Chapter in Nigeria’s Enduring Enigma
A new lead in the 28-year-old mystery surrounding Nigeria's ex-leader Abacha has sparked debate and raised more questions than answers. Will the truth finally come to light?
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America Must Confront Its Own Burning Future as Europe Ablaze
The devastating wildfires in southwestern France are a stark warning that climate change is not just a global problem, but America's too.
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Valero’s Blunt Truth: Mourinho’s the Man for Real Madrid’s Current Struggles
In a timely intervention, Borja Valero has voiced his support for José Mourinho, leaving many wondering what exactly drove this endorsement and what it means for Real Madrid's future.
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FCC’s “Public Interest” Rhetoric Rings Hollow Amid ABC Retaliation Accusations
A high-stakes standoff between the FCC and ABC over allegations of retaliation highlights the blurred lines between regulation and media bias.
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Victory, but at what cost? The California university’s quiet pivot.
The UC San Diego's sudden withdrawal from the federal grant program has left many questioning the university's motives and the impact on its relationship with student activists.
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