'Historic': US Scholars Stand with Palestinians in Boycott of Israel

    An association of 5,000 academics on Monday became the largest U.S. scholarly organization ever to join the boycott of Israeli academic institutions. The American Studies Association, which calls itself “the nation’s oldest and largest association devoted to the interdisciplinary study of American culture and history,” announced Monday that its membership passed a resolution stipulating the…

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      Four champion vs. champion matches set for WWE Survivor Series

      Champions from Raw and SmackDown will face off at next month’s Survivor Series pay-per-view. WWE has announced four non-title champion vs. champion matches for this year’s Survivor Series. They will feature the World champions, Women’s champions, Tag Team champions, and secondary men’s champions from Raw and SmackDown facing off against each other. Unless there are title…

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        Heron Preston to launch orange toothpaste

        Fashion designer Heron Preston, synonymous with streetwear, is teaming up model Kendall Jenner and her oral beauty brand, Moon on an exclusive product to be released in partnership with global resale marketplace StockX. Preston has reimagined Moon’s Stain Removal Fluoride-Free Whitening Paste with his signature carrot-orange hue to create a limited-edition version that will be…

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          Who will check Facebook's 'fact checkers?'

          In response to recent concerns about “fake news” and opinion-swaying hoaxes, Facebook has unveiled new measures to address the issue. But unless done right, these steps may create more problems than they solve — and boost claims that the “fake news crisis” is an attempt to impose political controls on the media. One Facebook measure…

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            Rising Seas, Sinking Coasts Spell Doom for Eastern US

            The devastating impact of global warming induced sea level rise has become increasingly clear as powerful surges, coastal flooding and rapid erosion are more and more frequently wreaking havoc along the eastern seaboard of the United States. A new report published Tuesday by the New York Times explains that, as the waters continue to rise,…

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              The Growing Movement Putting Sustainability and Community Back in the Forefront

              In the midst of climate change, “big box” stores, frequent lack of community connections, and ubiquitous fast and processed food, a flourishing movement stands in stark contrast. Reporting by Agence France-Presse puts a spotlight on this global movement—the Slow City movement, or “Cittaslow”—which hopes to provide an “antidote against negative globalization.” “Cittaslow is about appreciating…

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