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January 17, 2023 U.S. News & World Report Deaths outpace births in Michigan for second consecutive year

January 18, 2023 Bloomberg News Single-use coffee pods have surprising environmental benefits over other brewing methods

January 18, 2023 Bloomberg News What grip strength can tell you about how well you’re aging

January 18, 2023 ABC News China’s population drop is expected to have global economic consequences

January 16, 2023 Bloomberg Businessweek In pictures: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. visits University of Michigan in 1962

January 17, 2023 NBC News Do gun buybacks quell violence? Here’s what research shows

January 16, 2023 Wall Street Journal The shootings that ‘never happened’: Red flag laws are put to the test

January 14, 2023 Great Lakes Echo Albert Kahn’s designs live throughout Ann Arbor and University of Michigan’s campus

January 16, 2023 Fatherly Schools build consensus for focus on social purpose

January 16, 2023 Essence Altruism towards other species may have helped humans thrive, study finds

January 13, 2023 Chicago Sun-Times Why consumer sentiment is at its highest level since April

January 15, 2023 The Hill In Pasifika, Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander communities seek both identity and independence

January 13, 2023 Wall Street Journal Panic buttons, classroom locks: How schools have boosted security

January 12, 2023 Science Daily Study: Exxon Mobil accurately predicted warming since 1970s

January 12, 2023 DBusiness Does easing US inflation point the way for the world?

January 12, 2023 Bloomberg News Inflation slowed further in December for the sixth month in a row

January 11, 2023 Detroit Jewish News The NYC nurses strike reveals a fundamental flaw in US health care

January 11, 2023 Business Today (India) Nearly all US households could cut energy cost burden by using EVs

January 10, 2023 Bridge Michigan How does the Biden classified documents matter compare to Trump’s?

January 10, 2023 Politico U-M doctors fight to make more cancer screenings, follow-ups free for everyone