WSJ’s Ryan Knutson reported from a party exclusively for people named Ryan. The group’s eventual goal? To break the record for the most people with
By withholding billions of dollars from Ivy League universities, President Trump is attempting to rebuild the ladders to success in America. The Wall Street Journal’s
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The Trump administration’s controversial public health strategy has created a new kind of influencer: Doctors taking to social media to combat misinformation. Chapters: 0:00 Comments
Dr. Jonathan Finnoff advises Olympic athletes where to sit, what to wipe down and what to do with the air nozzle to prevent illness. #Travel
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Millions of tons of debris, thousands of unexploded bombs, and tens of thousands of displaced families. What will it take to rebuild Gaza? #Israel #Gaza
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