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SANFORD, ME—Explaining that society’s stance on human morals had varied greatly even over his own lifetime, local man Greg Handley, 46, reportedly asked, “Who knows what future generations might judge us for?” Thursday as he abducted another child to strangle in his basement. “You just can’t drive yourself crazy…

The Spanish beauty and fashion group has a long nautical history.

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Insider's Phil Rosen breaks down how mega-cap names like Apple and Nvidia have powered the S&P 500 to a strong 2023.

The quirks of crypto investing have created a sober outlook for venture capital firms.

Patches from startups including Micron Biomedical and Vaxxas could extend the reach of vaccines in nations where measles outbreaks occur because of relatively low vaccination rates.

Three years ago, the FDA declared a manufacturing free-for-all. Now a noxious brew of leftover product is catching fire and making people sick.

Hair flip, capri pants, feminine takes on the suit. The HBO documentary ‘Being Tyler Moore’ helps explain why the TV icon resonated so deeply.

(Telecompaper) Computers were used by 39 percent of the Hungarian internet-using population between the ages of 15 and 90, translating to nearly 6.6 million people...

While the Matthew Tkachuk trade is top of mind as the Panthers head to the Cup final, Treliving scored clear wins in several moves with the Flames.

Merging the Ontario public and Catholic school systems would require a constitution change, say experts, but could save taxpayers more than $1.5 billion each year.

Given the kind of offenses listed on Henry Kissinger’s bill of indictment, buckraking might seem less significant compared to the Everest-sized mountain of dead human bodies left by the various policies he advocated over the years. But it’s worth considering the impact of this practice on U.S. foreign policymaking.

The Supreme Court last week narrowed the Environmental Protection Agency’s ability to keep wetlands free from water pollution. In Sackett v. EPA, Justice Samuel Alito wrote for the court that wetlands only fell under the Clean Water Act’s scope if they were directly contiguous with what the statute describes as the “waters of the United States,” a catch-all term for the myriad ways that water can appear in or around the United States.

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy bears a distinct chip on his shoulder, often suggesting that his political capabilities have been minimized by the media and his opponents. After suffering 15 rounds of votes to earn his gavel, his brief tenure has been characterized by a dogged persistence when pursuing his political goals. But the House passing the debt-ceiling deal he and President Joe Biden crafted strengthened his position, his supporters say, even as some within his own party have threatened to move to unseat him. Читать дальше...

A novel should be more than just an artifact of imagination; it should be an act of revelation. That’s no less true of workaday genre books than it is of the most deliberately literary works: What distinguishes a good Michael Crichton or John Grisham book from the packs of airport imitators is neither tireless invention nor technical mastery of scene and plot nor the skillful sketching of character but a sense that even amid the trappings of fictional convention, they are showing us something about the world... Читать дальше...

Elise Hu’s book Flawless digs into all the ways beauty takes work, and why it’s so white-centered.

Climate change threatens to reverse decades of progress in cleaning America’s air, especially in the West. Unhealthy air alerts triggered by particles of pollution are rising in dozens of cities and counties, chiefly in Western states, the American Lung Association reports. The main reason is rampant wildfires, fed by global warming, causing an annual cycle...

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is sharpening his attacks against former President Donald Trump just a week into his White House campaign, ushering in a new, more bitter phase of the 2024 presidential race. Speaking to reporters in Iowa after a campaign kickoff rally on Tuesday night, DeSantis delivered his most direct attack on Trump yet,...

Public health advocacy groups are sounding the alarm over a provision in the debt ceiling deal to claw back about $27 billion in unspent pandemic relief money, arguing it could have consequences for future public health initiatives. Unspent COVID-19 dollars have long been a target of Republicans, and taking back some of that money gives...

Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan became the first to adopt a new ethics principle that indicates justices may explain why they are recusing themselves from a case. But her conservative colleague on the bench, Justice Samuel Alito, opted not to share why he was stepping aside from a separate case, raising questions about whether the...

Scientists have uncovered a potentially lethal paradox at the heart of efforts to slow human-caused climate change. A series of new studies suggest a stark truth. One the one hand, cutting fossil fuel pollution is necessary for avoiding severe destruction over the long term. But such cuts will make the earth much hotter in the...

This article is from The Spark, MIT Technology Review’s weekly climate newsletter. To receive it in your inbox every Wednesday, sign up here. Money makes the world go round. And when it comes to energy, we’re seeing more investment than ever: companies, research institutions, and governments are all pouring money into technologies that could help…

Sports Mole takes an in-depth look back at Tottenham Hotspur's 2022-23 season, which saw them fail to qualify for Europe amid off-the-pitch turmoil.

The James Webb Space Telescope has found a 6,000 mile-long plume of water squirting into space from Saturn's tiny moon Enceladus, creating a massive watery cloud in the planet's orbit.