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Obesity in the age of Ozempic
Drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy are changing how patients view their own weight struggles. Will society follow?
The case for Rick and Morty
Co-creator Justin Roiland parted ways with Adult Swim over domestic violence charges, and the show will never be the same. That’s okay, it was never the same to begin with.
How this billionaire lost half his net worth in a matter of weeks
Gautam Adani was Asia’s wealthiest man coming into 2023. Now, he’s lost billions after a bombshell report from a small US investment firm.
The balloon affair is a Sputnik moment
As China’s balloon deflates, a new space race is rising.
Stop treating unemployment as a necessary evil to curb inflation
An economist explains why it’s time to rethink popular assumptions about layoffs.
Nobody but your doctor should know your menstrual history
Florida wants way too much of its student athletes’ health information.
Eggs are expensive for all the wrong reasons
If we assume eggs must be cheap, we can’t address the twin crises of factory farming and bird flu.
Deadly earthquakes in Turkey and Syria will add to the region’s humanitarian struggles
The massive earthquakes come on top of decades of civil war in the region, which has created millions of refugees and a spiraling economic crisis.
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The fight over AP African American Studies
The College Board piloted an AP course on African American Studies. Then, after conservative pushback, it debuted a revised curriculum. But the group insists it’s not caving to political pressure.