The Yale committee looked at a 2025 Pew Research Center survey that found 70% of Americans say higher education is heading in the wrong direction.

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Amazon can steer market-wide prices without ever colluding-exposing a gap in antitrust law that the FTC is now fighting to close.

Did the president screw up a possible agreement with his own impulsivity? Or was the imminent deal that he touted on Friday an illusion all along?

By ignoring all the bright thinkers and conventional analyses the President's genius strategy has placed us in the driver's seat. We are now the world's top source of oil and gas and control major distribution flows of petro supplies from around the world.

James Dolan, owner of Madison Square Garden, opposes moving his arena, despite a plan for a grand new station.

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