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In a more reasonable, more compassionate country, we would thank Ali Faqirzada for how much he has done on behalf of his people and our own

Identity theft is one of those things that feels like it only happens in movies or to “other people”—until suddenly, your bank account looks like a crime scene. One moment you’re casually scrolling through your emails, the next you’re staring at a credit report that looks like someone went on…

Reducing the visibility of polarizing content in social media feeds can measurably lower partisan animosity. To come up with this finding, my colleagues and I developed a method that let us alter the ranking of people’s feeds, previously something only the social media companies could do.

President did not follow the usual review process, experts say, making it more likely they would commit other crimes

“If there’s anything good in Texas—academic freedom, labor, voting rights, education, politics—his litigation facilitated it."

A detailed guide on mold symptoms, mold toxicity, and improving indoor air health to protect you and your family from harmful mold exposure at home.

Abortion providers, and even manufacturers, will be liable for penalties over pills mailed into the state

That make Waymo a big NO for me.

The promise of a high-paying graduate job is slipping away for Gen Z as pay premiums plummet by half in the U.K.

Chris Hauty's new novel 'Dead Ringer' renews debate over JFK's assassination as America revisits decades of theories 62 years after the tragedy.

President Donald Trump may soon release classified '3i/ATLAS' files and UAP (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena) records, according to online claims this week.