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The auction of a famous specimen named "Stan" is likely to raise tensions between scientists, land owners and commercial fossil dealers

ST. THOMAS — The Caribbean Genealogy Library is offering a series of programs this month to help residents conduct family research as well as explore Virgin Islands history.

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Covid-19 Roundup in 10 Points: WHO Warns of Troubling Covid Trends Ahead - What Does That Mean?

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ChargePoint, a major EV charging network provider in North America and Europe, laid out plans to improve its network uptime and reliability for customers.

Another day, another tantrum at one of the nation’s top law schools. On Thursday, law students at Stanford (the No. 2 law school in the country) followed the example set by their peers at Yale (No. 1) by shouting down U.S. Circuit Court Judge Kyle Duncan, preventing him from delivering a lecture to other students who had invited him. 

Republicans are poised to become the majority in the House of Representatives.

Has New York transformed an old Air Force Base in CNY into a workspace for the world's tech innovators.

This Is Why They Ban Math Books For Critical Race Theory: Yale Law School's Professor Tracey Meares was valedictorian of her high school if you go by the "numbers." But since there was a white girl in second, the school just gave a joint honor. That's fixed now. Miranda Is A Cornerstone Of Con Law. What This DOJ Presupposes Is... What If It's Not?: Speaking of reversing decades old decisions, the Supreme Court is coming for Miranda. And Merrick Garland's department ...