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The bipartisan legislation also proposes extra protections for kids online, including the end of autoplaying video and many types of habit-forming design.
Patrick Shanahan is already under investigation for allegedly boosting his former company. He did it again on Fox News.
A lawsuit reveals Richard Sackler of Purdue Pharma wanted to push dangerous myths about people like me battling addiction.
How do you take a photo of a black hole? It’s simple: Just make a virtual telescope the size of the Earth.
Big banks are racing to open new branches, but workers are scarce.
The House just passed a bill to bring back net neutrality. McConnell says it’s “dead on arrival” in the Senate.
The new Lion King trailer reignites the debate. Here’s why the live-action label makes sense.
The twin terrors of traffic and gentrification, and how they can be addressed.
The Vermont senator’s plan has lots of details about what single-payer would cover. It has less information on how to pay for it.
The first full-length trailer for the CGI remake of The Lion King is surprisingly captivating.
Bernie Sanders reintroduced his Medicare For All bill that eliminates almost all private insurance.
The vote came just weeks after the Christchurch mosque shootings.
Humanity has never seen a black hole. Today, that changed.
“Please cancel your meeting and respect our time.”
“We exposed part of the universe we thought was invisible before.”