Over the past six years, an obscure unit inside the Pentagon has identified 361 men killed aboard the Oklahoma
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A guide to the coronavirus vaccination rollout and what you need to know about the authorized vaccines
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Groundbreaking innovations that are making the world better, smarter and a little more fun
Sinking approval ratings coupled with rising inflation may have weakened Biden's negotiating position on the Build Back Better bill
The loss in Virginia and the question of how to respond consumed the President’s conversations with advisers
Kelly Easter wanted to help. Like many Americans, she watched the news in 2020 in dismay at the conditions awaiting unaccompanied migrant children at the U.S.-Mexico border. Easter, a 47-year-old realtor, lives alone in her
President Joe Biden wants Congress to strengthen antitrust laws, make sure privacy is better protected, and rewrite Section 230
The place where Arbery was shot and killed has tried to be different since that 2020 day, but some things are hard to change
Why Black Bitcoiners seem certain that crypto represents keys to a car bound for somewhere better
Only about 5% of practicing doctors in the U.S. are Black, and more than 56% are white, a situation that enables racism in hospital care and fuels Black mistrust of the system as COVID-19 and gun violence take a disproportionate toll on communities of color
She's working under the spotlight of two cases that have drawn the nation’s eyes to her office
The ports are clogged because Americans ordered so many things that there's nowhere to put them.
Yahoo and LinkedIn are the latest U.S. businesses pull out of China amid sweeping regulatory crackdowns
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Facebook is aware of the danger and prevalence of the Love Jihad conspiracy theory on its platform but has done little to act on it, according to internal Facebook documents and former employees
A reversal of Roe v. Wade is likely to place an outsized burden on workers and, by extension, their employers.
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Epidemiologist Dr. Michael Osterholm explains how organizations should be thinking about the new variant.
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The overarching narrative emerging from COP26 is complicated, but there are some clear takeaways from the global climate conference
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Mosa Meat is on a mission to bring sustainable, lab-grown beef to the masses.
In October 2019, the Rotary Club of Bugolobi asked me to talk on the environment and climate change. I looked forward to the opportunity. It would be the first time as an activist that I’d
