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Cody Mello-Klein

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University News

Will local TV news survive? This guide could be a lifeline

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Arts & Entertainment

It’s July Fourth on ‘The Pitt.’ Why is it one of the deadliest days?

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World & National News

Do federal funding cuts spell the end for Big Bird and Cookie Monster?

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Science & Technology

With some help from AI, your next move can be predicted

A woman standing next to a water tank in a marine science lab examines a sea star in her hands.
Science & Technology

Starfish are dying from a mysterious disease. She hunts for answers

Josh Levin, shirtless and with short cropped hair, waves on the set of "Sasuke" with the silver text of the "Sasuke" logo behind him.
University News

Americans are rare on “Ninja Warrior.” He landed in the top three

A blue-skinned character from the film series "Avatar" flies on a winged creature.
Arts & Entertainment

Everyone sees the ‘Avatar’ movies. Why does no one talk about them?

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Law

The mass shooting playbook guiding leaders in the aftermath of tragedy

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Arts & Entertainment

Can Timothée Chalamet make pingpong sexy? For many, it already is

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University News

Trust in science is low among minorities for a reason, research finds

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University News

He tinkered with toys as a child. Now he’s revolutionizing with AI.

Actress Rhea Seehorn portrays Carol Sturka in "Pluribus," sporting short blonde hair and a yellow jacket with a phone pressed to her ear and a frightened expression on her face.
Arts & Entertainment

In Apple TV’s ‘Pluribus,’ the biggest ethical dilemmas ‘are our fault’