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College kids aren’t reading novels—but that’s because not enough teachers are asking them to.

Isabel Woodford is a journalist based in London. She covers current affairs, and her work has appeared in the Financial Times, the BBC, The Guardian, and other outlets. She previously reported for ...

The Roman bot was a one-off personal project, but two years later, Kuyda founded Replika, which is today one of the biggest ...

Nonprofits can help deliver public services, but the Minnesota welfare scandal shows that this comes with serious risks.

E ven before Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem had declared Alex Pretti a domestic terrorist, Pete Hegseth was online ...

The singer was among a raft of stars who spoke out on behalf of immigrants and against ICE at this year’s ceremony.