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- NJIT Ranks No. 1 Public University in The New York Times College Ranking Tool
  Morningstar· 15 hours ago
  A new online tool from The New York Times ranks New Jersey Institute of Technology No. 1 among all public universities ...
- Taiwan President Tsai’s controversial trip to Central America
  Al Jazeera· 9 hours ago
  The Taiwanese president is expected to give a speech in New York hosted by the Hudson Institute, a...
- New sports wagering code bans college betting partnerships
  Houston Chronicle· 19 hours ago
  One New York congressman has introduced legislation that would ban all online and digital sports...
- Exhale family caregiver initiative gathers partners to imagine solutions-driven programs
  Democrat and Chronicle via Yahoo News· 1 hour ago
  Grantees in Western New York include Catholic Health Continuing Care Foundation, YMCA...
- Royal Blakeman, Former NATAS President, Dies at 99
  The Hollywood Reporter via Yahoo News· 1 day ago
  Royal Blakeman, a president of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences in the 1960s, died Sunday in Delray Beach, Florida. He was 99. Blakeman...
- New York State bar should probe Bragg over Trump's 'Stormy' case: Civil rights attorney
  Fox News· 3 days ago
  New York County District Attorney Alvin Bragg should face scrutiny from the state's bar association...
- Minnesota State University Moorhead names new president
  Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune· 7 days ago
  Timothy Downs will serve as the next president for Minnesota State University Moorhead after the...
- New York Youth Symphony Appoints Michael Thomas As New Jazz Director
  Broadway World· 13 hours ago
  The New York Youth Symphony has announced that Michael Thomas has been appointed Director of the...
- Guinness owner Diageo appoints its first female CEO
  MSN News· 3 hours ago
  Debra Crew is a former US Army Officer and University of Chicago graduate
- Is DeSantis really ‘dropping like a rock’?
  Politico· 9 hours ago
  There’s the Florida governor’s all-but-inevitable formal entry to the presidential race this spring. History (and political science literature) says most...