Inside “Family Trips with the Meyers Brothers”: How Seth & Josh Turn Nostalgia into a Hit Podcast
When Seth Meyers—late-night host, former SNL head writer, and elder brother to comedian-actor Josh Meyers—launched a new podcast this spring, […]
When 40,000 USC Students Head Home: How Columbia Businesses Adapt for the Summer
Each May, more than 40,000 undergraduates and graduates tumble out of dorms, lease apartments, and leave Columbia for home, internships,
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Anti-Irish Language Leaflets Spark Unexpected Revival in Gaelic Learning
What was intended to discourage has had the opposite effect. In a stunning cultural twist, a wave of anti-Irish language
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Maui’s Vacation-Rental Debate Heats Up as Council Hears 70+ Testifiers on Bill 9
Maui County’s Housing & Land Use Committee, led by Council Member Tasha Kama, is deep into deliberations on Bill 9,
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South Carolina’s Testing System: Why Native-Language Assessments Are Still Missing
South Carolina does not offer state-level academic assessments in students’ native languages, even for English learners—despite federal guidance encouraging such
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California Bill Pushes Imperial County to Translate Key Documents into Spanish
A new California state bill introduced in 2025 seeks to ensure that Imperial County, which borders Mexico and has a
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Turkish Religious Authority Granted Power to Censor Qur’an Translations
In June 2025, Turkey’s parliament passed a controversial amendment empowering the Directorate of Religious Affairs (Diyanet) to review—and block—any new
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U.S. Border States Roll Out ‘Canadians-Only’ Deals as Cross-Border Travel Plummets
As cross-border travel between Canada and the United States continues to falter in 2025, several northern U.S. states are getting
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Spain’s Splash Protest: Locals Use Water Guns to Push Back Against Mass Tourism and Rising Housing Costs
In a dramatic and symbolic act of protest, Spanish residents—particularly in Barcelona and parts of the Balearic Islands—have taken to
Bridging the Digital Divide: AI Advances in Navajo and Athabaskan Language Recognition
Despite powering over 100 tongues in services like Google Translate, mainstream AI still overlooks many Indigenous languages—most notably Navajo. Dartmouth
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