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Academic publishing now shows the same decline that has hit social media and online marketplaces.

The military service, which falls under the Department of Homeland Security, has drafted a new policy that classifies such items “potentially divisive.”

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Why the University of Chicago’s decision to pause admissions to some doctoral programs hurts so much

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