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Many of us are feeling the sting of high prices at the grocery store, as described in Steve Lopez’s March 13 column “Cereal for dinner? It’s one way to beat inflation.”

Laken Riley’s killing at the hands of an undocumented immigrant from Venezuela is sad.

Coach Lindy La Rocque is greeted with a text message when she picks up her phone after every UNLV women’s basketball game. The message is from her dad, Al La Rocque, and usually reads: “Nice win, coach” ...

The health insurance trust for local teachers and their families will have little left in reserves after it repays its $35 million loan from the Clark County School District as planned this summer, but it will be clear of the major debt that has dragged down its recent audits, trust officials say.

Large language models (LLMs) seem ideal for creating natural language interfaces, but the rise of ChatGPT and other similar tools has raised a question: Are LLMs right for optimizing business processes?

The COVID pandemic was a struggle for everyone—some more than others—but a major factor in making it through was the ability to work from home. Many companies were able to continue only because their workforce could work productively remotely. Some companies, notably tech companies, even thrived. One could argue that Zoom itself kept us from a complete economic disaster.

Federated learning marks a milestone in enhancing collaborative model AI training. It is shifting the main approach to machine learning, moving away from the traditional centralized training methods towards more decentralized ones. Data is scattered, and we need to leverage it as training data where it exists.

The Catholic antidote to the poison of today’s “manosphere” is St. Joseph.

Shootouts appropriately seem to be what will ultimately settle the wild-looking West Region this year. ...

Bulgari, Audemars Piguet, Girard-Perregaux, and a buzzy new American watchmaker are all delivering the horological heat this month.

Gas hob manufacturers are working with the Office for Product Safety and Standards to undertake a corrective action programme to make the affected models safe

Gas hob manufacturers are working with the Office for Product Safety and Standards to undertake a corrective action programme to make the affected models safe

Football Insider report that Everton have slapped a £100m price tag on rumoured Tottenham target Jarrad Branthwaite after Manchester United stepped up their interest in...

England will take on Brazil in an international friendly on March 23rd, and Richarlison has told James Maddison that the fact they are teammates at...

Gabriel’s Injury Woe: A Critical Moment for Arsenal Ahead of Manchester City Showdown In the swirling vortex of football’s unpredictable nature, Arsenal have encountered a storm cloud on their horizon. Gabriel, the backbone of their defensive line, has been sidelined due to an injury snag. This development sends ripples through the Arsenal camp, especially with […]

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Curious about what to expect from the Microsoft Surface March 2024 event? We've got you covered.

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As of March 19, there are a bunch of great Fire Tablet deals already live ahead of Amazon's Big Spring Sale on March 20. Here are our favorite offers so far.

Grab a deal on the new M3 MacBook Air, the USB-C AirPods Pro, and more ahead of Amazon's Big Spring Sale.

A Halifax man has been ordered to pay millions of dollars to some of the most powerful entertainment companies in the world, in a case that offers a window into the battle against illegal TV streamers.

Both parties see the coming rise of fresher faces as a welcome development for Congress' stodgy upper chamber.