The futurist doubles down on the Singularity in his latest book.
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The futurist doubles down on the Singularity in his latest book.
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Project 2025 and Vance agree: “The Dobbs decision is just the beginning.”
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I hope you’re all excited to get rehearsals started. The script is strong, the set designs are amazing, and the whole theatrical community is looking forward to what we’re putting up. There’s only one problem. We just can’t find enough boys to do the Broadway play.
I know. It was a struggle last year too.
But since we don’t have quite enough guys yet, just for today, Bernadette, why don’t you read the waiter’s lines too? Okay, thank you.
And Patti, here, can you take these flyers and pass them around in your building? Maybe someone will want to try out. Tell them not to be shy.
In fact, don’t be shy yourselves. Ask your friends. Ask around. You know what? After rehearsal, Annaleigh and I are headed to the football field to see if any of the team wants to be in the play. I don’t think Coach Daboll would mind. And if the Giants are in rehearsal, too, maybe Mr. Steinbrenner can ask a few athletes. We’ll sing him a few selections from Damn Yankees! Ha ha. Little joke there.
What’s that, Audra?—Absolutely, see if any guys in your yoga class are interested. Thank you!
Decades before the FBI targeted me for my journalism, its treatment of my uncle, an FBI agent, devastated our family.
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The Port of Eilat’s bankruptcy reveals the shortcomings of U.S. military strategies against Yemen's Ansar Allah, raising critical questions about future interventions.
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I found my sister’s diary seven years after her death. It was in my parents’ storage room.
I felt weird about the encounter, but I really wanted to read the diary. Plus, it’s not like my sister could walk in to bust me.
After my sister died, my parents had to pack up her apartment. I imagine the task felt like climbing a mountain when you really don’t want to climb a mountain.
My dad said the apartment looked like my sister was plucked from her life. Her cat was pacing and needed water. Dishes filled the sink. My mom found birth control under the bed (horrifying for a Catholic parent).
My sister’s unfinished business was everywhere. The whole thing was upsetting. My parents did their best to be respectful.
For years, I’ve wondered: How do you respect a dead person’s privacy while packing their things?
Prior to the election, British billionaire John Caudwell revealed why he would be supporting Keir Starmer’s Labour Party in the upcoming general election: ‘What Keir has done… is taken all the Left out of the Labour Party, and he’s come out with a set of values and principles in complete alignment with my views as […]
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The Boris Kagarlitsky International Solidarity Campaign calls on the left around the world to demand an end to the unlawful imprisonment of Russians who oppose the war on Ukraine.
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