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NEET Promise Has Failed: Why It Is Time to Trust States
An education policy opinion piece arguing that decentralized medical admissions would better serve diverse state academic curriculums.
Abhijeet Bhattacharya Reveals Advice to Udit Narayan After Kiss Row
The playback singer shared behind-the-scenes reflections and personal guidance offered to his colleague regarding public controversy management.
Sikandar Kher Recalls Shah Rukh Khan Generosity on Set
The actor shared anecdotes detailing how the superstar supported co-actors by improvising scenes to highlight ensemble cast members.
Opinion: The Singular Benefits That Come From Not Just Watching But Also Reading
Daily Herald columnist Jim Slusher explored the cognitive and analytical advantages of long-form reading over consuming rapid video media.
Opinion: A Renewed War Means Renewed GOP Midterm Worries
Political analyst Byron York examined how international conflicts and foreign aid debates could complicate Republican messaging in upcoming elections.
Opinion: Dark Season — The Oldest Hatred Deepens and Spreads
Commentator Jeff Robbins published an editorial reflections piece analyzing the persistence and modern evolution of antisemitism globally.
Will the U.S. Help Venezuela When Tragedy Strikes?
Washington Post opinion examines the paradox of the US offering earthquake aid to a country it recently sanctioned and struck militarily.
US Optimism About Iran: Is It Misplaced?
Washington Post video opinion examines whether the Trump administration is being too confident about the fragile US-Iran framework agreement.
Why GLP-1 Drugs Like Ozempic May Be the Most Surprising Crime-Fighters of Our Time
A new Rutgers study links Ozempic and Wegovy to reduced violent impulses — opinion writers weigh the ethical and social implications.