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In Washington, China is generally defined as the primary systemic challenger to U.S. global leadership, technological primacy, economic dominance, and democratic norms. In Beijing, the United States ...

Kevin Logan still recalls the moment an older student in the University of Kansas architecture program pulled him aside. Darren was an upperclassman who had already experienced being a Black student ...

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There are three easy ways to wade through information overload. Librarians call this information literacy. Next time you read or hear something that doesn’t sound true, ask yourself these three ...