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In 2018, New York University’s Grossman School of Medicine set a precedent that reverberated throughout academia. By offering full-tuition scholarships to all students, it positioned itself as a beacon of hope for aspiring medical professionals. The intention behind this bold move was clear: to alleviate the crushing weight of debt that typically follows medical graduates.
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In a perplexing turn of events, the bond market is reeling from a sharp sell-off that has sent shockwaves through investor sentiment. Traditionally, one would assume that in times of economic distress, investors would flock to fixed-income securities like U.S. Treasurys, which are considered safe havens. However, the recent behavior of these assets contradicts that
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In an era marked by political turbulence and economic uncertainty, the recent implementation of President Donald Trump’s expansive tariff plan has ignited fears of an impending global recession. As early warning signs appear on the horizon, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s reassurances ring hollow for many. While he insists that the economy remains resilient—pointing to
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