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A College Reinvention: No Gym, No Meal Plan and a Focus on Real-World Skills

SMGN Publishing September 1, 2026

MONTPELIER, Vermont — As colleges and universities across the United States face rising costs, declining enrollment and financial instability, a new institution in Vermont is attempting to rethink the traditional model of higher education from the ground up. The Greenway Institute, scheduled to open in fall 2027, aims to offer a different approach to college by eliminating many of the amenities and administrative structures that contribute to high tuition costs.

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Who Is Rob Bonta? The California Attorney General Taking on Big Tech and Hollywood

Felipe Cardona September 1, 2026

California Attorney General Rob Bonta has emerged as one of the most prominent state-level figures in major legal battles involving technology, social media and Hollywood.

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How AI Is Transforming American Manufacturing: Inside GE Appliances’ Smart Factory Revolution

SMGN Publishing September 1, 2026

LAFAYETTE, Georgia — Artificial intelligence is moving from the world of software and chatbots into the heart of American manufacturing, where it is helping factories

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Revolution’s Rasonque Wins FDA Approval After Doubling Survival in Advanced Pancreatic Cancer

SMGN Publishing August 27, 2026

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved Rasonque (daraxonrasib), a once-daily oral drug developed by Revolution Medicines for adults with metastatic pancreatic adenocarcinoma. These

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Kennedy Center Board Warns It Could Be Demolished as Legal Battle Over Renovation Intensifies

Sarah Olivella August 27, 2026

Ahead of an emergency court hearing, the Kennedy Center board says the arts complex could eventually become unsafe. It could require demolition if its proposed

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From Oklahoma to Washington, Daycare Costs Are Soaring as Families Feel the Financial Strain

SMGN Publishing August 27, 2026

Childcare expenses are rising across the United States, forcing families to make difficult decisions about work, finances and how they care for their children. For

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Javier Cárdenas-Moreno and U.S. Representative Mario Díaz-Balart Join FIU Business and Leadership Event

Sarah Olivella August 26, 2026

Javier Cárdenas-Moreno, President and CEO of Rhino Equipment, joined Mario Díaz-Balart, United States Representative, and other prominent political and business leaders at a Florida International

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Apple September 9 iPhone launch puts John Ternus in the spotlight as foldable iPhone looms

Felipe Cardona August 26, 2026

Apple’s September 9 iPhone launch will be the company’s first major product event since John Ternus becomes CEO, putting the longtime hardware executive at the

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Dolly Parton Didn’t Just Write Hits — She Created an American Songbook

Sarah Olivella August 26, 2026

Dolly Parton’s extraordinary career was about far more than chart-topping hits. Across seven decades, the country music legend created a body of work that chronicled

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India Is Reviving Ancient Water Systems as Modern Supplies Come Under Pressure

Felipe Cardona August 26, 2026

Water scarcity and climate change are pushing communities across India to restore traditional water systems that were built centuries ago. Stepwells, ponds, johads and other

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Medicare’s $50 Obesity Drug Program Gains Traction as Pharmacies Report Strong Demand

SMGN Publishing August 26, 2026

Medicare’s new $50-a-month obesity drug program is seeing faster-than-expected demand, with CVS and Walgreens each reporting roughly 100,000 prescriptions filled since its July launch. Medicare’s

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Target Pulls Halloween Costume After Backlash Over Alleged Minstrel Show Imagery

SMGN Publishing August 26, 2026

Target has removed a children’s Halloween costume from its stores and website. This follows widespread criticism that the design evoked racist caricatures associated with Blackface

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