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In compliance with the Trump administration's demands to end diversity, equity and inclusion practices, the Baldwin Scholars program — originally only for “female-identified students” — will now be ...

Following a civil rights complaint and reporting by The College Fix, Duke University has stopped limiting its Alice M. Baldwin Scholars Program to “female-identified students” only. Program Director ...

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Alphabet’s life sciences subsidiary Verily has laid off staff and shut down its entire medical devices division, according to an internal memo circulated Monday. CEO Stephen Gillett described the move ...

Every U.S. military aircraft—from the A-10 Warthog to the RC-135—is assigned a cryptic code. But those letters and numbers aren’t random. They're part of a 1962 system that tells you the aircraft’s ...

For the past few years, a small team of health scientists at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention had been tasked with answering basic statistical questions like: Who is drowning? Where is ...