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Beauty in mending what is broken

In the race to attract students, historically Black colleges sprint out front

Here鈥檚 what it looks like when voting goes right

Transformed FEMA faces a torrent of challenges to its growing relief efforts

News at humanity鈥檚 doorstep

A bulldozer turned up an ancient Indigenous site. Now a forester fights to save it.

Swing states scramble to keep elections on track in hurricanes鈥� wake

Did Disney World get swamped by Helene? Russian bots created pictures to prove it.

In swing state North Carolina, a shuttered hospital erodes trust in elected leaders

Can $18 billion in opioid settlement funds turn an overdose tide? Ask North Carolina.

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