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UC scholars said then they feared the crackdown would drive away top Chinese scholars and jeopardize the kind of open international collaboration that has been a hallmark of higher education in the U.S., contributing to world-class research and scientific progress.

Why do we jeopardize the mental health of our children to gain speculative, but unproven, advantages from active-shooter drills?

Why do we jeopardize the mental health of our children to gain speculative, but unproven, advantages from active-shooter drills?

“The current conditions, including ongoing attacks on civilian infrastructure continue to jeopardize people’s safety and movement in northern Gaza, making it impossible for families to safely bring their children for vaccination, and health workers to operate,” it said.

The judge ruled that the federal Fish and Wildlife Service erred in its opinion that the plan “was not likely to jeopardize the survival and recovery of the desert tortoise” by not taking into account two studies that addressed the threat of off-road vehicles.