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October 17, 2018 National Public Radio Would China weaponize its U.S. debt as a trade war tactic?
October 18, 2018 Washington Post Even janitors have noncompetes now. Nobody is safe
October 17, 2018 New York Times Americans describe the financial reality of being really sick
October 15, 2018 ABC News How hackable are American voting machines? It depends who you ask
October 16, 2018 Great Lakes Echo Algae is ugly: Why Lake Erie anglers avoid harmful algal blooms
October 15, 2018 The Economic Times Parents, take note: Less affectionate, harsh behavior can make your kids antisocial
October 15, 2018 Science Daily Half of parents say their preschooler fears doctor's visits, U-M poll shows
October 13, 2018 Business Today U-M scientists 'hack' Indian electronic voting machines ahead of polls
October 10, 2018 Bloomberg News Doctors with disabilities raise awareness, bring more than diversity
October 9, 2018 Washington Post One in six older black people have been homeless, U-M researchers say
October 10, 2018 NBC News Life-threatening birth complications more common in minorities, U-M study finds
October 9, 2018 Forbes Donors pick up the tab as states reduce higher ed funding
October 9, 2018 The Conversation Nobel award recognizes how economic forces can fight climate change
October 9, 2018 MLive Five takeaways from U-M's diversity, equity and inclusion efforts
October 8, 2018 Washington Post Why the Nobel Peace Prize went to 2 people fighting sexual violence in war
October 5, 2018 Michigan Radio Mexican journalist seeking asylum earns prestigious Knight-Wallace fellowship
October 7, 2018 MLive University of Michigan ramps up efforts getting students registered to vote
October 4, 2018 San Diego-Union Tribune The science of long-term memory gets short shrift in Ford-Kavanaugh showdown
October 4, 2018 WEMU Radio Exploring the potential impact of the youth vote in Washtenaw County
October 4, 2018 MLive University of Michigan president sets sights on net carbon neutrality