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July 10, 2020 WXYZ/Detroit Trump could still bounce back, but it looks less likely than ever

July 9, 2020 Education Dive Despite COVID challenges, large-scale collaborative projects have power to reimagine undergraduate education in the humanities

July 9, 2020 TheStreet Here’s what’s next in the battle over Trump’s tax returns after the Supreme Court’s decisions

July 8, 2020 The American Prospect Secretary of State Pompeo hints that US may go after TikTok, directly threatening freedom of speech

July 8, 2020 Talk Media News One university asked students for social-distancing ideas. Here’s what they proposed.

July 7, 2020 Architectural Digest Making science more equitable, starting with 101

July 7, 2020 Daily Express (U.K.) Motown’s little-known political hits started before Marvin Gaye

July 7, 2020 NBC News Opinion: Solidarity is not acknowledging your white privilege, but relinquishing it

July 7, 2020 MarketWatch U-M researchers discover how a picky white blood cell may stop COVID-19

July 7, 2020 Mid-Michigan Now U-M engineers create plastic with high transparency and conductivity

July 6, 2020 Vox Some trees may ‘social distance’ to avoid disease

July 5, 2020 Bloomberg News The politics of race are shifting, and politicians are struggling to keep pace

July 3, 2020 NBC News Will Fourth of July ever be the same? Not if we’re fortunate enough to evolve as a nation

July 5, 2020 Xinhua U-M study: Conservatives, liberals react similar to news content

July 6, 2020 Bloomberg News The George Floyd protests generated more media coverage than any protest in 50 years

July 6, 2020 PsychCentral What you need to know about exercising after coronavirus recovery

July 2, 2020 The Chronicle of Higher Education Trump revives culture wars in familiar move to deflect pressure

July 3, 2020 Bloomberg News Opinion: A massive repudiation of Trump’s racist politics is building

July 4, 2020 The Jewish News The truth about blood types and the coronavirus

July 2, 2020 Science Friday Clean energy programs can help address some racial disparities, advocates say