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Hooded and Beaten: Witnesses Say Equatorial Guinea Abuses Tied to Trump’s Deportation Program A Disturbing Report Emerges from Equatorial Guinea…
In a move that underscores the growing unease over automated surveillance, Texas Governor Greg Abbott has ordered the state’s transportation…
There is something almost poetic about the way a weekly news quiz sneaks up on you. You spend seven days…
It was the kind of announcement that, a few years ago, would have felt almost impossible to imagine. Northwestern University…
The Lone Holdout: A Juror’s Solitary Stand and the Nation’s Unexpected Response The courtroom had finally fallen silent, the last…
As autumn settles over Europe, something shifts in the air. The tourist crowds of summer thin out, the strong sunlight…
It was a Saturday night in Dallas, and the energy inside the arena was electric. Representative Jasmine Crockett, the Texas…
Some love stories start with a bang. Others start with a quiet, unassuming “maybe.” Christine Taylor and Ben Stiller’s story…
In the fading autumn light across the Russian-occupied corners of Ukraine’s Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson and Zaporizhzhia regions, a strange and…
The prospect of artificial intelligence tools being used to do significant harm presents companies and their leaders with a legal…
The rain was an incessant, gray drumbeat against the leaded glass of the bay window, and for Arthur Pendleton, it…
Losing a job always hurts, but losing one after only two and a half hours, for a reason that is…
