The 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup is nearly upon us. And you can download our free Women’s World Cup bracket to keep track of all the action. For the first time, the tournament features an expanded ...

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As has become tradition, the famous World Cup trophy has been touring the world ahead of the tournament this summer. The tour started at the beginning of the year in Saudi Arabia and has been in Asia ...

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While playing Minecraft, one skilled player builds a highly detailed sailing ship that history lovers will want to check out.

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Today’s debate over the future of higher education is often framed as a choice between diversity and meritocracy, as if universities must choose between the identity and the quality of their students.