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Indiana officials are cracking down on “6-7” - a nonsensical slang expression popular among Gen Alpha kids - by issuing “tickets” to students who can’t stop blurting out the silly saying in school. In ...

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The Blurting Method is a self-revision technique. To understand any subject deeply, you need more than just casual reading. Learning requires effort, strategy, and the ability to recall what you have ...

CNN commentator and New York Times White House correspondent Maggie Haberman told anchor Kaitlan Collins she was “struck by” President Donald Trump blurting out he “doesn’t care” about his intel ...