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- 1Colleges urged to do more for America's veterans●Colleges must help America keep the promise it makes to its military
An opinion piece in The Hill argues that American colleges and universities must do more to help the country keep the promises it makes to service members, particularly in supporting veterans as they transition to higher education after military service. The author calls on higher education institutions to strengthen their commitments to those who served, framing it as a national obligation rather than a favor.
- 2Fewer Than 10 US Veterans of Hiroshima and Nagasaki Still Alive●Fewer Than 10 American Veterans Who Saw Hiroshima and Nagasaki Are Still Alive. Their Stories Are Disappearing.
Fewer than ten American veterans who witnessed the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945 are still living, and their firsthand accounts are at risk of being lost as they pass away. The dwindling number of survivors has renewed attention on efforts to record and preserve their stories before the final eyewitnesses of the bombings are gone.
- 3Presidents Cup Day 3: Thomas and Koivun face Lee and Im●Presidents Cup, Day 3 fourballs: Thomas/Koivun vs. Lee/Im
The Presidents Cup continues on Day 3 with a fourballs match pitting the American pairing of Justin Thomas and Mason Koivun against Korea's Si Woo Lee and Sungjae Im. The Saturday session features international teams trying to claw back ground, and fans are following how the young Koivun fares alongside veteran Thomas in the marquee matchup.