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The Conversation's tagline is "Academic rigor, journalistic flair." All articles are written by academics at universities across the country, and they're free to read and use under Creative Commons. They always have interesting takes on current events, as well as features on niche or general-interest topics.
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US & world news, opinion, newsletters, & podcasts, plus longreads from 1843 Magazine.
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The most comprehensive source you'll find for breaking news, features, and opinion. Your student account also gives you access to Games, Cooking, Wirecutter (product and tech reviews), and the Athletic (sports news).
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