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  Collection Highlights Life of U. of Arkansas' First African-American Professor

  A new, special collection documents the work of Dr. Gordon Morgan, the first African-American professor hired by the University of Arkansas.

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  Hackers prey on coronavirus fears to infect your computer

  The spread of the novel coronavirus out of China has shocked the world and led to a rise in travel restrictions, quarantines and paranoia.

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  Americans who left cruise trade one quarantine for another

  Americans Cheryl and Paul Molesky decided to trade one coronavirus quarantine for another.

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  Texas asks Supreme Court to repeal a California travel ban

  The Texas attorney general asked the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn a California law prohibiting state employees from using taxpayer-funded business trips to expos or conferences in Texas.

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  Report: US-China Trade Deficit Cost AR More than 24,000 Jobs

  Arkansas lost more than 24,000 jobs between 2001 and 2018 because of the ongoing trade deficit with China, according to a new report from the Economic Policy Institute.

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  Arkansas community pitches Chinese mill site to other firms

  A community in southwest Arkansas plans to pitch a site it has been holding for a $1.8 billion Chinese paper mill to other industrial prospects amid growing signs that the project’s future is at risk because of trade tensions.

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  Software glitches force GM to recall pickups for 2nd time

  General Motors is recalling about 162,000 full-size pickup trucks worldwide for a second time because of faulty brake control software that was installed in a recall from last year.

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  Two charged with capital murder; police say more arrests possible

  Two Texarkana men have been charged in connection to a shooting that left a man dead at an apartment complex early last week.