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You definitely won’t miss the dramatic spike in activity.


“Innocent victims are killed in these acts.”


Spoiler alert: they didn’t give us much.


Thanks to the superstar effect, the New York Times hasn’t declined the way most other newspapers have.


To understand how she became the youngest-ever winner of the prize, watch this 2013 clip.


It’s not a monopoly. It competes head to head with global giants like Walmart and Apple. It’s not even profitable.


Wonder Woman is going to be challenged, and it will only make the character stronger.


Shareholder value rules everything around me.


Should Democrats worry — or should they panic?


Whiplash and The Overnighters join three films already at your multiplex


You’ve heard that race is a “social construct.” These reminders of how silly racial categories are explain how that works in real life.


Paul Krugman, one of Obama’s earliest, harshest critics, says that Obama’s presidency has been a historic success.


Civilians bear the brunt of war and violence, but we too often overlook their contributions to peace. Honoring Malala is an important step towards recognizing their courage and sacrifice.


The car will be able to park itself, change lanes automatically, and recognize traffic signs.


“It takes a long time for the light to resurface what was erased.”