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Larry Levy, executive dean of the National Center for Suburban Studies at Hofstra University, talks about the issues at play in the race between incumbent Democrat Tom Suozzi and his Republican challenger, Mike LiPetri, in New York's 3rd Congressional district, plus Levy and...

Alice Miranda Ollstein, senior healthcare reporter at Politico, author of the forthcoming book, Side Effects: How Abortion Bans Impact Everyone’s Health, talks about her reporting on the impact of abortion bans, and how physicians have had to enter the political arena in order to do their jobs.

Photo: A group of doctors join abortion rights supporters at a rally outside the Supreme Court on April 24, 2024 in Washington, DC. (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)

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Christopher Marquis, professor of Management at the University of Cambridge Judge Business School and the author The Profiteers: How Business Privatizes Profits and Socializes Costs (PublicAffairs, 2024) talks about the issues he raised in a recent New York Times opinion piece, arguing that the training that business schools offer future leaders has had negative impacts on society and they should be "abolished."

Photo: Leonard N. Stern School of Business, New York University, New York City, New York, USA. (GHI/Education Images/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)

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Inspired by a Curbed article about a couple who live in separate apartments in the same building, listeners call in to share their own unconventional living arrangements with long-term partners and why they work.

Photo: Young couple moving into new apartment unpacking boxes. (Credit: Milan Markovic/E+ via Getty Creative)

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The Department of Education said students were asked for potentially protected information about their families.

Two big winners came out of the outsized spending: a Washington D.C. consulting firm and a California signature-gathering company.

Yes! It’s here! The brown cardigan I bought that looks like I skinned Fozzy Bear for his pelt! Oh, and also, the finished hardcover copies of Monsters of Ohio, which look terrific, and which officially go on sale one week from today (which is November 3rd, in case you are reading this on a day […]

The mini electric dirt bike market has exploded over the last few years, with seemingly countless new brands offering everything from pint-sized electric pit bikes to surprisingly powerful off-road machines. The Sykeruns X7 falls somewhere in the middle, offering enough power to get into some serious trouble while keeping the price relatively approachable.

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When the Miami Heat traded for Giannis Antetokounmpo this past summer, I started to imagine a fourth championship parade down Biscayne Boulevard. Here is a top-five player, a perennial MVP candidate, and he's coming to Miami. Wow, great, love it! Sure, the Heat gave up pretty much every asset it had aside from Bam Adebayo to make the trade work, and there were roster issues galore heading into the season, but still. Giannis! Antetokounmpo! How could this fail? It simply couldn't!

Anyway, Miami lost to the Dallas Mavericks on Monday night and dropped to 0-4 for the season. Worse than that, the team has looked lost and overwhelmed in every single game.

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The story begins with a man fixated on the idea of a German Shepherd, which was first bred for its wolf-like appearance and obedience as a worker. He is less invested in the dog as an animal as he is in the dog as a symbol of loyalty and obedience, always valuable traits und...

During his 14-year MLB career, Mark Teixeira’s average Wins Above Replacement (WAR) was a respectable 4.4. As a political candidate, Teixeira’s WAR—yes, there’s a platform that measures this sort of thing, and yes, he’s running for office—might very well be the inverse. It ...

We’re most of the way through election day in Israel. The only thing we can say with certainty is that...

Jon Rosenthal got an unexpected text from a friend earlier this year: Karl Rove, the GOP strategist that George W....

Trump Goes 0-3 Yesterday was another extraordinary day on the political-legal front, with few commonalities among the three major rulings...

About one in five U.S. adults regularly gets their news from news creators on social media platforms, but it can be difficult for audiences to suss out which personalities to trust amid an avalanche of misinformation, hot takes, and polarizing content. New research spearheaded by a team of journalists and political scientists shows that giving...

Democratic Senator Adam Schiff of California is urging Meta not to implement its forthcoming commercial terms on November 20, his office announced Tuesday. In a letter sent to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Schiff called on the company to respond by Monday, November 2 with the specific steps it will take to address user concerns. “Forcing...

A Hudson Valley community is mourning a 35-year-old firefighter and Navy veteran whose sudden death has left fellow firefighters and local officials heartbroken. Continue reading…

A Hudson Valley community is rallying around one of their own after an unimaginable few months. Continue reading…

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