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September 11, Twenty-Five Years Later: We Remember the Lives, Not Just the Day
On the 25th anniversary of September 11, Arcwize recognizes those killed, the survivors, families, first responders, recovery workers, and those still living with its consequences.
Triston Grant
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Puerto Rico’s Water Crisis Needs More Than Loans
Puerto Rico’s drought emergency has brought rationing and new federal aid, but loans for eligible producers cannot substitute for reliable water service for residents.
Shreya Dharavath
India at 79: Independence Day Celebrates Freedom and Reopens the Questions It Left Behind
India’s Independence Day honors liberation while keeping the unfinished work of pluralism and democracy in view.
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September 11, Twenty-Five Years Later: We Remember the Lives, Not Just the Day
On the 25th anniversary of September 11, Arcwize recognizes those killed, the survivors, families, first responders, recovery workers, and those still living with its consequences.
Triston Grant
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The September 11 CPI Report Could Decide Whether the Fed Hikes Again
Inflation is still above the Fed’s comfort zone, while the labor market has shown fresh strength. Friday’s CPI release could reshape expectations for the September policy meeting.
Alexia Anderson
Puerto Rico’s Water Crisis Needs More Than Loans
Puerto Rico’s drought emergency has brought rationing and new federal aid, but loans for eligible producers cannot substitute for reliable water service for residents.
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Algae: The Ocean’s Tiny Powerhouse
Algae and phytoplankton are easy to overlook, but they anchor marine food webs, shape the carbon cycle and account for a major share of Earth’s oxygen production.
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The U.S. Open Has a $108 Million Purse. Equality Is Still More Complicated.
The tournament made equal prize money a Grand Slam standard. Its record 2026 purse shows real progress and the limits of measuring equality only at the finish line.
Triston Grant
Birthright Citizenship Is Headed Back to Court. September 5 Is the Next Flashpoint.
The Supreme Court rejected Trump’s broad attack on birthright citizenship. A narrower order now tests how much of the same policy can return through exceptions and paperwork.
Xavier Willis
August Jobs Report: Payrolls Rose 162,000 as Unemployment Held at 4.1%
U.S. employers added 162,000 jobs in August as unemployment held at 4.1 percent, but hiring remained concentrated and the longer slowdown did not disappear.
Eugene Phillips
India Is Launching an Eye That Can Keep Watching
EOS-05 is designed to watch the same region from geosynchronous orbit. That makes the mission about disaster response, state capacity and who controls the view from above.
Alexia Anderson
Venice 2026 Opens Into a Culture War
The Venice Film Festival opened with red-carpet glamour, a film about tabloid power and a blunt argument over who the industry still permits to make high art.
Triston Grant
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