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When Can a Power Company Take Your Land for Data Center Infrastructure?

by The Conversation Jul 24, 2026Jul 24, 2026

As data centers expand, landowners face new questions about eminent domain. Learn when utilities can acquire private land and what your rights are.

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Children’s Books About Black People’s Everyday, Joyful Lives are Sometimes Banned – But They Help All Kids Explore What it Means to be Human

by The Conversation Jul 24, 2026Jul 24, 2026

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Time For A Clock Change? Congress Considers Daylight Saving Time … Again

by The Conversation Jul 23, 2026Jul 22, 2026

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As America Approaches its 250th Anniversary, The Federalist Remains an Indispensable Guide to Understanding the Constitutional System and The Nation’s Enduring Independence

by The Conversation Jun 12, 2026Jun 9, 2026

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An Unfinished Reckoning with Police Violence: Community Data Shows Ongoing Systemic Racism

by The Conversation Jun 8, 2026Jun 8, 2026

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San Diego Mosque Shooting Reflects How Online Rhetoric, Media Depictions and Political Discourse Contribute to Increased Islamophobia

by The Conversation May 26, 2026May 26, 2026

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Motown Girl Group Martha and the Vandellas Not Only Recorded an Anthem for The Civil Rights Era – they Fought For Fair Pay and Proudly Called Themselves Divas

by The Conversation Apr 22, 2026Apr 21, 2026

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Astronaut Victor Glover is the Latest in a Long Line of Black American Explorers − Including York, the Enslaved Man Who Played a Key Role in the Lewis and Clark Expedition

by The Conversation Apr 11, 2026Apr 21, 2026

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Zimbabwean Artist Option Nyahunzvi Explores Cultural Values in a Bold New Exhibition

by The Conversation Mar 18, 2026Mar 17, 2026

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How AI Resurrects Racist Stereotypes and Disinformation — and Why Fact‑Checking isn’t Enough

by The Conversation Mar 13, 2026Mar 10, 2026

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Hunger Crisis is Set to Get Worse in West and Central Africa – Why and What To Do About It

by The Conversation Mar 13, 2026Mar 10, 2026

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I’m a Former FBI Agent Who Studies Policing, and Here’s How Federal Agents in Minneapolis are Undermining Basic Law Enforcement Principles

by The Conversation Feb 4, 2026Feb 4, 2026

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When Can a Power Company Take Your Land for Data Center Infrastructure?

Children’s Books About Black People’s Everyday, Joyful Lives are Sometimes Banned – But They Help All Kids Explore What it Means to be Human

Time For A Clock Change? Congress Considers Daylight Saving Time … Again

As America Approaches its 250th Anniversary, The Federalist Remains an Indispensable Guide to Understanding the Constitutional System and The Nation’s Enduring Independence

An Unfinished Reckoning with Police Violence: Community Data Shows Ongoing Systemic Racism

San Diego Mosque Shooting Reflects How Online Rhetoric, Media Depictions and Political Discourse Contribute to Increased Islamophobia

Motown Girl Group Martha and the Vandellas Not Only Recorded an Anthem for The Civil Rights Era – they Fought For Fair Pay and Proudly Called Themselves Divas

Astronaut Victor Glover is the Latest in a Long Line of Black American Explorers − Including York, the Enslaved Man Who Played a Key Role in the Lewis and Clark Expedition

Zimbabwean Artist Option Nyahunzvi Explores Cultural Values in a Bold New Exhibition

How AI Resurrects Racist Stereotypes and Disinformation — and Why Fact‑Checking isn’t Enough

Hunger Crisis is Set to Get Worse in West and Central Africa – Why and What To Do About It

I’m a Former FBI Agent Who Studies Policing, and Here’s How Federal Agents in Minneapolis are Undermining Basic Law Enforcement Principles

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