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May 28, 2020
Midland Reporter-Telegram - Permian Basin residents may be seeking their way through the economic chaos caused by the coronavirus pandemic and crashing oil prices. But they have a lot to point to with pride.
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May 27, 2020
ABC 13 - President Donald Trump raged against Twitter Wednesday after the site flagged two of his posts as “potentially misleading,” threatening to shut down social media platforms he believes censor conservative voices, while experts questioned how much Twitter truly accomplished by venturing into fact-checking political content.
tags: Texas Tech in the News, College of Media and Communication
May 27, 2020
The New York Times - This year, I came up with the idea to analyze the frequency of climate change references in American popular music. Culture can be a bellwether, both signaling where we are heading and, occasionally, helping to steer society’s course. And while, anecdotally, it seemed that climate change has been appearing more frequently in music, I wanted to put numbers to it.
May 26, 2020
Yahoo! Sports - Slowly, sports are coming back. Wrestling returned first. Then Korean baseball, UFC, NASCAR and German soccer. A handful of other European soccer leagues are plotting their imminent comebacks. And every major American sports league is working out an elaborate plan to return to action, somehow some way.
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