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Vibe Shift: Self-Awareness Triumphs at Columbia

Student paper conquers satire with 'stolen land' sex apology

New York Times Co. Saved $45 Million With Tax Break It Faults Meta for Using

Sulzbergers soak up R&D tax subsidies while slamming Zuckerberg for ‘exploiting … untested accounting magic’

More Than Half the Names on Committee to Protect Journalists List of Slain Gaza Journalists Are Still Linked to Terror Outfits Despite Group’s Self-Policing ‘Audit’

The embattled New York-based group, which is marred by infighting, spent months reviewing its widely cited list, but made few substantial alterations

Colorado Dem Manny Rutinel, Running in a District Where Ranching Is Central, Once Said His ‘Entire’ Job Was To Sue Meat Corporations ‘For All They’re Worth’

Rutinel routinely spoke at conferences hosted by radical vegan organizations, drawing praise from a Germany-based group fighting for the ‘recognition of animals as sentient beings’

Abdul El-Sayed Falsely Claims He ‘Erased’ $700 Million in Medical Debt: The Truth Is Far More Modest

El-Sayed, an evangelist for ‘Medicare for All,’ has made multiple false and misleading claims about his achievements in public health

Iowa Democratic Senate Hopeful Josh Turek Skips Vote Aimed at Treating Cancer-Causing Water for Schumer-Aligned Group’s Event

Turek’s missed vote is at odds with his promise to address the water quality crisis in the Hawkeye State, home to the nation’s second-highest rate of new cancer diagnoses