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America's bridges are falling apart

A substantial number of the United States' 620,000 bridges need major improvement or replacement, a new report says

Salon · Feb 5, 2022

HBCU presidents: Black history lessons are being "stifled"

Leading educators say Black history lessons are insufficient and under attack.

Axios · Feb 5, 2022

Super Bowl ads sell out at record high prices

Some 30-second spots sold for $7 million.

Axios · Feb 4, 2022

Qatar reaches deal with Taliban to resume evacuations - Axios

Qatar has reached an agreement with the Taliban to resume chartered evacuations out of Kabul airport, the Axios news website reported on Tuesday citing an interview with Qatari Foreign Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani.

Reuters · Feb 1, 2022

The next microchip crisis will be bigger

The world's advanced chips flow from one Taiwanese manufacturer. The U.S. wants to grow its own domestic business.

Axios · Jan 31, 2022

Biden aides have Situation Room fight about China policy

The dispute between Katherine Tai and Jake Sullivan stunned onlookers.

Axios · Jan 30, 2022

Inside MSNBC's big shakeup

Network executives weren't planning to announce lineup changes for another few weeks in February.

Axios · Jan 30, 2022

Olympians warned to bring burner phones to Beijing

They'll be loaded up with burner phones and laptops and will likely leave their own devices behind.

Axios · Jan 27, 2022

Tucker Carlson-fueled Republicans drop tough-on-Russia stance

Republicans running in high-profile primary races aren't racing to defend Ukraine against a possible Russian invasion.

Axios · Jan 27, 2022

House unveils $250 billion tech bill

The Biden administration is counting on it to address supply chain and chip shortage problems.

Axios · Jan 26, 2022