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AI in Schools: The Impact AI Use Is Having on Young People and Their Education - What the Evidence Says
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AI in Schools: The Impact AI Use Is Having on Young People and Their Education - What the Evidence Says

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AI in schools presents both risks and opportunities for our kids 🤖See the Story
Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning Ending Explained with Full Spoilers
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Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning Ending Explained with Full Spoilers

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*Warning: Full Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning spoilers ahead*Since the series began with Brian De Palma's 1996 original, few blockbuster franchises have won anywhere near as much acclaim as the Mission: Impossible movies.Over the years, the films, which are loosely based on the iconic TV show from the 1960s and 1970s, have seen Tom Cruise put himself through a number of increasingly extreme stunts, from scaling the Burj Khalifa in Dub…See the Story
Big Skywatching Events in June in Western Washington

Big Skywatching Events in June in Western Washington

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Summer solstice is June 20, the Stawberry Moon is June 11, and the Bootids meteor shower is June 22-July 2, peaking on June 27.See the Story

Masterpiece in Misery: ‘Bring Her Back’ Is Such Powerful Horror that It Made Bob Grimm Cry—Literally

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Summer has what will surely be its scariest and most disturbing film experience in Bring Her Back, the best horror film from start to finish since Ari Aster’s Hereditary in 2018.Holy shit, this film got me. Holy, holy shit. I cried a bit during parts of this movie, because I was freaked out so goddamned much. I’m pretty sure that’s never happened before. I mean, real-life horror has freaked me out enough to get me teared up (like, for example, t…See the Story

As Arts Funding Is Slashed without Rationale, Nevada Legislators Know It’s Worth Defending

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Nevada artists and arts nonprofits are tired, but not because we’ve run out of ideas or energy or passion. We’re tired because we are constantly asked to prove our worth in economic terms, spreadsheets and graphs—a language different from the elemental value we know the arts to propel—and despite our consistent illustration in this second language, we have watched creativity pushed to the margins, because it’s easy to chop. As national axes swin…See the Story

A playful summer: Your guide to Northern Nevada summer theater

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I once heard it said, “Summer is the time when one sheds one’s tensions with one’s clothes.” This has become a mantra for me, a reminder that it’s time to let go—of fussy dinners, overscheduled weekdays and getting all your chores done. Summer’s the time for having fun.  Local theater companies evidently got that memo. From youthful fantasies under the stars to puppetry, carnival rides, roller skates, upbeat dance revues and more, there’s plenty…Reno, Nevada · RenoRead Article

Transcontinental tech: Meet the 10 innovative Polish companies that want to plant roots in Nevada

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As the business world adjusts to the fits and starts of the new world of tariffs, we are ever-optimistic that the whiplash will subside in the near future so we can get back to planning and forecasting. It is extremely difficult to gauge the business climate in late 2025 and 2026 until we limit the volatility of the markets. From a business standpoint, the U.S. market is still the place for any business in the world wanting to ply their wares. A…Tariffs · RenoRead Article

We collectively must drop the vitriol—and strive for civility and understanding

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At 3:56 p.m. on May 10, Jean called the Reno News & Review. It was a Saturday, and I didn’t answer, so Jean left a message—because she had some things to say. “I am disgusted in RN&R,” she said, starting off a message that would go on for two minutes, 11 seconds; what follows are her verbatim words. “That’s absolutely despicable that everything in your paper—I couldn’t even read but a few editions, because it is so woke, so Marxist, so awful. Ne…Reno, Nevada · RenoRead Article

The trouble with Tahoe traffic: Experts and jurisdictions are floating solutions to a complex problem

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On a late spring afternoon last year, Jason Jurss found himself white-knuckled in the passenger seat of his truck, watching his 16-year-old daughter nervously navigate a blind curve on Nevada State Route 28. Their driving lesson nearly ended in disaster. “She was almost in a bad accident because someone was parked out about 4 1/2 feet into the road,” said Jurss, owner of Happy Tiers Bakery in Incline Village. “Then, people came walking out from …Reno, Nevada · RenoRead Article

Summer event guide: Where to go and what to do, all summer long

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It’s hard to ignore that prices are going up—but that doesn’t mean you can’t afford to have fun this summer. The Reno-Tahoe region offers plenty of attractions and diversions to accommodate most budgets. Here’s a calendar of upcoming events to keep you busy all season long. ARTOWN: The citywide arts festival celebrates its 30th anniversary with concerts, theatrical performances, art shows, children’s arts programs and many other free and tickete…Tahoe City · Tahoe CityRead Article

Keeping churches and schools safe for all: Nevada’s ACLU director talks about AJR 9, which opposes ICE actions in education and religious facilities

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On May 22, the Nevada Legislature approved a resolution making Nevada the first state in the United States to urge Congress to protect places of worship and schools from immigration-enforcement actions. The measure is Assembly Joint Resolution 9, and it was drafted by the American Civil Liberties Union of Nevada. “We had seen and heard from community members who were expressing grave concern about what they were seeing happen in other communitie…Education · RenoRead Article

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