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Running is often considered widely accessible, but racing can be expensive. That’s where the Stride for Stride running collective comes in.

“Both lecturing and discussion-based classes work, just as a professor you have to find your own authentic way of teaching,” Serazio said. “But if either side is not bringing energy, focus, curiosity, and passion, that doesn't work. It has to be both.”

Influencers will never influence us to buy less stuff. It’s antithetical to the job.

"Threads vibes may have been cheerful and friendly at the outset — disingenuously so, according to Musk — but it may well prove that, eventually, all social media sites regress toward the meanest."

X CEO Elon Musk has argued that his social media platform allows users to 'be their true selves.' Nathan Howard/Getty ImagesWith X, formerly known as Twitter, hitting the one-year anniversary of Elon Musk’s US$44 billion takeover of the social media platform, it can feel disorienting to try to make sense of all that’s gone down. Blue check-mark verifications got hawked. Internal company documents about content moderation policies got laundered. A puzzling rebrand to &#x20...

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It seems as if the phrase ‘train wreck in slow motion’ was invented for Musk’s $44bn acquisition of what he calls the internet’s ‘digital town square’.

Much of Twitters ad sales team has been fired or pushed out. Large companies from General Mills to Macys have paused advertising on the platform, with more potentially following suit

The Clough Center for the Study of Constitutional Democracy launches a year-long exploration of this theme with a symposium featuring keynotes by CNN anchor and chief domestic correspondent Jim Acosta and leading journalism scholar and author Michael Schudson.