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AI doesn’t care if it’s wrong, and you’ll be the one facing the consequences in court marsmag.com/2026/10/14/ai-do…
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Learn out. How the American revolt against Flock cameras mirrors the Boston Tea Party of 1773 theconversation.com/how-the-… via @ConversationUS #tech #digital #privacy #crypto #ai
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Some thoughts of mine in this Q&A on Saudi Arabia and the changing regional situation.
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Birmingham church bombing wasn’t an isolated act of terrorism – there were dozens of attacks on Black houses of worship during the Civil Rights Movement
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In a new article published by The Conversation, research from @UMassBoston asserts that the greatest risk of #AI on campus isn’t academic dishonesty — it’s the potential gradual erosion of the profoundly human process of learning itself. @ConversationUS
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Meekness isn’t weakness – once considered positive, it’s one of the ‘undersung virtues’ that deserve defense today theconversation.com/meekness… via @ConversationUS
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Revisiting the story of Clementine Barnabet, a Black woman blamed for serial murders in the Jim Crow South theconversation.com/revisiti… via @ConversationUS
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Is artificial intelligence the new scientist?
While AI tools can speed up tasks, @UAlbany philosopher Alessandra Buccella explains via @ConversationUS how the human aspects of conducting research are still crucial for driving creativity & meaning.
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Two former USAID employees explain how they have tried to keep some of the services and programs running despite slashes in federal support.
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This article is part of a partnership the Chronicle has forged with @ConversationUS and @AP to expand coverage of philanthropy and nonprofits.
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Scientist Spotted 🐚 Paleontologist Michal Kowalewski collaborated on a Curious Kids article for the @ConversationUS called 'Where do seashells come from?' to talk about these marine skeletons and what scientists can learn from them:
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Why too much phosphorus in America’s farmland is polluting the country’s water theconversation.com/why-too-… via @ConversationUS
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PhD candidate Kwesi Akonu Adom Mensah Forson @UVA is helping uncover how malaria parasites evolve drug resistance — advancing new vaccines, antibodies, and genetic tools to protect the world’s youngest children @ConversationUS
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Research by Stephanie Leiser, director of @CLOSUP, and lecturer in public policy with @fordschool discusses the issue of declining public engagement, deteriorating public discourse, and harassment in rural communities. via @ConversationUS: theconversation.com/local-de…

ALT “Between 2012 and today, despite their efforts to expand engagement opportunities, particularly online, local officials’ satisfaction with their residents’ level of engagement has plummeted from 58% in 2012 to 38% in 2025,” Stephanie Leiser, director of Center for Local, State, and Urban Policy (CLOSUP), and lecturer in public policy with the University of Michigan Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy.
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Great conversation with Emily Greco about how American charities —and the American public—are being betrayed by our tax system.
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Over 133 million Nigerians face poverty amid ongoing violence and displacement. Addressing basic needs remains urgent. 🇳🇬
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💻 Tolu Olarewaju, @Uni_Lancashire
#Politics
#NigeriaCrisis
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Professor @monicaduffytoft authors a piece titled, "Can the US ‘Run’ Venezuela? Military Force Can Topple a Dictator, but It Cannot Create Political Authority or Legitimacy" for @ConversationUS.
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As scholars who have spent decades researching these armed groups, we know that Chavista leadership now faces a stark dilemma: Does it acquiesce to U.S. pressure and coercion over domestic economic and policy decisions or does it resist? Both paths risk armed conflict of varying severity, with wide-ranging consequences for the country’s future stability. theconversation.com/venezuel… via @ConversationUS @VernicaZubilla1
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Which is more damaging to a CEO’s career: financial misconduct or a personal scandal?
Michael Nalick, assistant professor at @danielsatDU, and his colleagues examined nearly 400 cases, and the results may surprise you. Dive into the details in the #DUNewsroom: bit.ly/3NwgYY5
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#Research x #UniversityofDenver
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The new @ConversationUS Su**tack is up + running, called "The Afternoon Story."
If you're on Sub**ack, I recommend it.
They're featuring my piece on TV news in the post-legal-settlement era today. Link in reply⬇️
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Local police authorities across the country are finding that ICE agreements are undermining public safety.
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