JFK in His Own Words: A Selective Sampler from His Speeches
Excerpts of some JFK speeches you may not have heard, showing his wit and perception.
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When the Metaverse and Evolution Collide
We’ve gone from factories to laptops, boardrooms to Zoom, neighbors to followers. We find like-minded people not in communities but on Twitter and Reddit. But at what price?
After Record Low, Monarch Butterflies Return to California
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ICE Doubles Down On Controversial Facial Recognition Technology
As other nations say the technology broke national privacy law, ICE signs a new contract with Clearview AI to access the largest facial recognition database on earth.
Rittenhouse Shows White Supremacists How to Get Away With Murder
The right’s response to vigilantism in Kenosha provides dangerous ammunition for future perpetrators.
Our Insatiable Appetite for Street Drugs: Why Fentanyl and Why Now?
How fentanyl became the dangerous drug of the moment and what it means for our cities, for public health, and for the individuals and families devastated by it.
The JFK Assassination and the Conspiracy Theory Experts at the Washington Post
Almost 60 years after John F. Kennedy was killed, the government still won’t show us what it knows. And the Washington Post calls us names for complaining.
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Congress Mandates New Car Technology to Stop Drunken Driving
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At COP26, Nations Still Have to Do the Heavy Lifting to Mitigate Climate Change
In the second week of COP26, negotiators must hammer out the details of key agreements to turn promises into action.
Havana Syndrome and TikTok Tics: Many Forms of Mass Hysteria
Throughout history, social stresses manifested as strange afflictions, from dancing plagues to fainting spells. But now we may be seeing one that goes from tremors to saber-rattling.
Early Facebook Investor Calls Metaverse Plan ‘Dystopian’ and ‘a Bad Idea’
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