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Dozens of South Korean warplanes were scrambled Friday after the country detected about 180 military flights over North Korea, the latest in a rapid series of escalations this week as the U.S. and South Korean militaries conduct large joint exercises condemned by the North.

"I guess I don’t put much stock in that, because I’ve heard similar arguments for segregation," said Justice Clarence Thomas about race-based admissions improving education.

Her co-host called the comments "insulting."

Former Fox News anchor Shepard Smith’s CNBC show was canceled by the cable news network on Thursday, according to the outlet, a little over two years after its debut.

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink said in a letter that his asset management company would extend choice in proxy voting to more large-scale investors.

The failures of Covid health policies are legion.

The law prohibits but does not criminalize the procedures.

Spain is set to adopt the world's most radical transgender law, allowing minors to change their gender without the consent of a parent.

A middle school in Vermont has suspended a female student for opposing biological males in her locker room.

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas on Monday dismissed an argument from a lawyer defending race-based affirmative action policies in college admissions and said that he doesn't give much weight to the idea that diversity automatically creates better outcomes.