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January 2025

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January 31st
- 'Smart public policy can make a difference'
January 30th
- 'On arrival, workers faced a system of racial segregation'
January 29th
- 'The Mountain West has acquired a whole new mythos, updated for the high-tech era'
January 28th
- 'The current milk contest reopens a scrimmage'
January 27th
- 'Most troubling is his long record of anti-vaccine advocacy'
January 24th
- 'Measuring isolation isn't a good way to track loneliness'
January 23rd
- 'Airlines are motivated to build some slack into their schedules'
January 22nd
- 'Last year was truly a revolutionary one for Indian cinema'
January 21st
- 'Many of us have warned for years of a rising ecofascist threat in response to climate chaos'
January 20th
- 'The death and destruction happening in Gaza still dominate our lives'
January 17th
- 'Democrats have many electoral advantages'
January 16th
- 'A good deal is one in which everyone walks away happy or everyone walks away mad'
January 15th
- 'The world is watching this deal closely'
January 14th
- 'His disdain for international rules could eviscerate the laws of war'
January 13th
- 'The proudly backward were validated by self-loathing Western intellectuals'
January 10th
- 'We should be shouting the pluralism achievements of college athletics from the mountaintops'
January 9th
- 'Climate change doesn't just boost record weather events — it boosts the snake-oil salesmen'
January 8th
- 'Restricting what an agent can know and respond to reduces its competitiveness'
January 7th
- 'The scene runs as intended the vast majority of the time'
January 6th
- 'Conspiracy theorizing is a deeply ingrained human phenomenon'
January 3rd
- 'This growing lack of social exposure is terrible for us and terrible for democracy'
January 2nd
- 'Food tourism as we've known it has become a victim of its own success'

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