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How Will Employers Regard Today’s Student Activists?

Readers discuss a column by Pamela Paul about college protesters’ job prospects and future careers.

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Closure of Philadelphia Art School Spurs Review by State Attorney General

The abrupt closure of the University of the Arts affects hundreds of faculty members and more than a thousand students.

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The Sky’s the Limit for C.E.O. Pay

With new executive pay disclosures, the big picture is still riches at the top and lagging wages for most of…

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Biden to Meet With Zelensky as Ukraine Seeks Revival on Battlefield

The two presidents are scheduled to sit down in France, where they are visiting to mark the 80th anniversary of…

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The Sins of the Educated Class

When I was young, I was a man on the left. In the early 1980s, I used to go to…

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Eight Legs and the Size of a Hand: All About the Joro Spider

Scientists expect the large, brightly colored spider to arrive in the Northeast sometime this year.

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Mexico’s Presidents Get Only One Term. Is That a Good Thing?

Examining the rare one-term presidential limit.

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U.S. Adds Tariffs to Shield Struggling Solar Industry

American solar manufacturers are pushing for further protections for their new factories against cheaply priced imports from China.

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Dollar Tree Explores Sale of Family Dollar

Family Dollar has struggled with its operations in recent years, and its owner, Dollar Tree, said in March that it…

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As Ukraine’s Summer Starts With Blackouts, Worries Over Winter Begin

Recent rolling power outages have raised alarm about what will happen when cold weather arrives and energy consumption goes even…

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