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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez says AI can be biased. She’s right.
A new book from veteran energy analyst Hal Harvey simplifies decarbonization.
The EAT-Lancet Commission’s “planetary health diet” is bold and controversial.
It started as a viral tweet and video clip and ended in a political firestorm.
The fight over the State of the Union is very, very petty.
“Remember me? I am the guy that gets us out of shutdowns,” he once said.
The Senate doesn’t have the votes to reopen the government, but the votes are happening anyway. Here’s why.
He also gave US diplomats 72 hours to leave Venezuela.
Contesting the State of the Union address; a president is challenged in Venezuela.
New allegations against the director recall many other accounts of abuse in the #MeToo era.
The president caps off a day in which his supporters made increasingly desperate arguments for the wall.
Businesses are stockpiling goods or looking elsewhere amid the threat of a no-deal Brexit.
Furloughed workers are driving for Uber and leasing their homes on Airbnb to make ends meet.
Some patients in a small trial who got stem cell transplants after chemo saw their quality of life and disability improve.
Hours after Trump tweeted “BUILD A WALL,” Conway says, “I’m asking why you and the polling questions, respectfully, are still saying ‘wall.’”