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Instead of collapsing after Joe Biden became president, the QAnon movement has shifted to other topics, particularly opposing vaccines
Most of today’s AI programs come to a grinding halt when they encounter unexpected conditions, like a change in the rules of a game
After years of progress in education and personal freedom, women in Afghanistan fear political return of Taliban
False beliefs originating in Christian fundamentalism are making some Americans less likely to get a coronavirus shot
The predictions were for a massive downturn in state finances because of COVID-19 … but the predictions were wrong
After several fits and starts, space tourism is about to begin, but does it raise questions about income inequality?
Over the past decade, fewer college-age women report their attraction as exclusively to members of the other sex
School choice programs have been touted as a way to help poorer students get a better education, but research shows this isn’t always true
Big business was an integral part of the conservative political coalition for decades, but growing GOP extremism has made executives uncomfortable.
The stereotypes that plague Asian Americans flatten this incredibly diverse demographic of 21 million people. In the case of the recent Atlanta shootings, they also dehumanize the victims of these horrific and racist crimes.