The issues dominating college sports back in 2001 seem almost quaint by today’s standards.
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Bruce Svare,
Sportico.com,
17 Oct. 2026
High-stakes conflicts over artificial intelligence, data privacy, workplace culture, antitrust laws and other issues are dominating the news and defining our modern era.
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Senior Television,
Los Angeles Times,
16 Oct. 2026
So once again, the rich, powerful Establishment would be dictating the terms under which everyone else lives.
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Noel Murray,
Vulture,
16 Oct. 2026
Straight legs, cigarette cuts, wide fits, and slim silhouettes are all in circulation at once—which means there’s no single dominant shape dictating the market.
Claiming that other people expressing their civil rights is oppressing them, and politicizing what are supposed to be non-partisan parts of how the government works on the state and federal level.
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Literary Hub,
Literary Hub,
23 July 2026
Norway was itself a colonizer, and programs oppressing indigenous cultures and languages were in place well into the 1960s.
Positioning the commercial arm of the 100-year-old BBC for a streaming future while managing the traditional linear channels that still do great business in many international territories.
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Stewart Clarke,
Deadline,
16 Oct. 2026
Years later, there’s still work to be done managing a film’s intellectual property rights and corporate vehicles.
Witch fever, by this point in history, had become a mechanism for brutally regulating and disciplining female behavior, and doing so intergenerationally.
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Literary Hub,
Literary Hub,
14 Oct. 2026
Skill game machines are disappearing from businesses and private clubs across Pennsylvania after lawmakers failed to pass legislation regulating them before the state's deadline.
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