Heading into yesterday’s first round of presidential voting in Brazil, the incumbent, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, was thought ...

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Bo Wang, an assistant professor at the University of Toronto and the chief AI scientist at a drug-discovery company, recently ...

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In what is now his stump speech, he called them “the real one percent” of our society who have “a perspective that 99 percent of Americans do not have.” For 251 years, he said, America has required ...

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This time the violence was being investigated as a suicide, the witness was Jack, and the reckoning began as Renee told him ...