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Instead of SAT scores, colleges will focus more high school courses and students’ grades

In a period of great pain, he’s a crucial lesson in perseverance for America

Only a lopsided show of force would overcome undelivered mail and Trump’s schemes

Students at a startup college in the US spend four years online. Is this the future?

That’s no more fantastical than his re-election campaign’s television commercials

Duckworth projects a combination of confidence and modesty, of toughness and warmth

Coronavirus: Restaurants get eulogies. Airlines get bailouts. Shakespeare gets kicked.

Lately he has contradicted himself at a whole new pace and to a whole new degree

When seclusion is compulsory, it’s a lonely, claustrophobic and crazy-making condition

US Democratic contender’s flaws have not weakened him in the runup to American election

When Americans desperately need to rediscover a common ground, fault lines could widen

It could offer fresh hope for millions of Alzheimer’s patients and stroke survivors