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Koby Brea, the Dominican Diaspora, and the community of coming home

For one night in Brooklyn, Koby Brea wasn’t just a rookie.

People Are Sharing The Popular Parenting Trends That They Think Will Ruin Kids As They Get Older And Lead To A "Generation To Emotionally Broken Adults"

"Putting kids all over the internet. They have no privacy. I saw a woman post about her daughter starting her period.

OPINION: Manchin and Kennedy: Two Profiles in Courage

This is a tale of two memoirs by two senators. To borrow further from Charles Dickens, they illustrate why we live in “the ...
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Feds Take Their Ball and Go Home From RSAC Conference

I’ve been around this industry a long time. Long enough to know when something smells off.Federal cyber agencies pulling out ...

Silent Witness cast tease the drama's move to Birmingham and Jack's "personal odyssey" in a series with a theme of "trust and what we can believe in"

As Nikki, Jack, Harriet and Kit open the doors to the Sir William Bowman Centre of Excellence in Birmingham for the first ...
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‘Why are we having a forum on caste?’ audience unsettles Dalit writers at Delhi book launch

The book edited and translated by Nikhil Pandhi, ‘Love in the Times of Caste’, was launched at Delhi’s Gulmohar Club. It examines love beyond heterosexual romance, locating caste in desire, intimacy, ...

A UC Davis professor calls for violence against Jews - and keeps her position

OPINION: UC Davis' handling of American Studies Professor Jemma DeCristo's antisemitic social media post amounts to little ...
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36+ hilarious posts that are comedy gold

Feeling down? In need of a quick pick-me-up? Luckily, the internet is practically an endless source of laughter. So if you’re ...
Education Week

‘Grok’ Chatbot Is Bad for Kids, Review Finds

Grok, the artificially intelligent chatbot built into the social media platform X, is among the “worst” AI chatbots available ...
London Theatre

'Guess How Much I Love You?' review — this gutturally affecting play expresses grief at its most elemental

Read our review of *Guess How Much I Love You?*, starring Rosie Sheehy and Robert Aramayo, now in performances at the Royal ...