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Four years ago, Suzy Weiss broke the story of a biologist whose career was destroyed by a female colleague’s accusations.

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My apartment door was shaking from the blows they were landing. . . . They managed to get into the entryway by hammering away ...

By donating her royalties to Palestine Action, she gave her work the political significance she has always desired but never ...

Chaos took hold of France this past weekend, as rioters stormed the streets, smashed buildings, set cars and a city hall in Limoges on fire, and looted stores across the country. It was the violent ...

“C’est la Révolution, on prend la Bastille!” the protesters shouted as they broke into Marseille’s city hall in France on Saturday. It’s the Revolution. We’re taking the Bastille. Carrying a ...

DALLAS — John Berry, a Republican county chairman from Jacksboro, Texas, had a blunt explanation for his decision to show up to this year’s first-ever GOP midterm convention: his own serious concerns ...

Like many other people, I was enthralled by the new movie You Can See Everything. I found it stunningly original, and the three hours never dragged for me. (Before we go any further, there are no ...

The debate over AI is framed as regulation versus free markets. But the real question is whether elected governments can retain control over technologies that threaten civilization itself, writes ...