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University of Washington data shows at least 2,125 people arrested last fall, a massive spike in ICE enforcement.
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New research from the University of Washington found that when guns are taken from people accused of domestic violence, there is an overall reduction in crimes they commit.
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Researchers from Alabama and Washington state have found that using ketamine alongside medication for opioid use disorder could help more people access addiction treatment.
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Cold plungers dunk in Puget Sound's icy waters throughout the winter. Many say it helps their mental and physical health. Research shows they may be onto something.
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Some people with long COVID may experience certain symptoms — sudden blood pressure spikes or nausea, for instance — due to stress or trauma.
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Early images of the asteroid come from the new Vera C. Rubin Observatory in Chile. There's no chance of it hitting Earth, astronomers say; the huge asteroid is about 200 million miles away.
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The study from the University of Washington builds on other research that has raised concerns about how smart phones affect students' educational development.
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The Trump administration announced in December that it intends to break up the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colorado.
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At least 19 colleges have changed essay prompts this year, according to one college counseling firm. Will it change how students talk about themselves?
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Among financial pressures facing universities, federal funding upheaval means there could be fewer spots available at graduate programs this cycle.