Month: December 2023

This year deserves the dustbin of history. With two exceptions.

Taylor and Travis will get hitched, and the election will be a chaotic, nasty mess.

It will find new drugs. We already have dangerous chemicals.

Politicization and lower standards jeopardize Harvard’s standing as a great research institution.

“Foreign malign influence campaigns have grown in number, scope, and sophistication since 2016, and any progress gained through improved threat sharing processes may be entirely lost if the injunction
is not lifted,” the head of the Senate Intelligence Committee told the Supreme Court.

The Harvard report estimates YouTube generated the most advertising revenue profits – $959.1 million – from children 12 and under.

The American president wants to avoid escalation leading to war, but the decision isn’t his alone.

Google has agreed to settle claims that it wrongly collected data about users who attempt to keep their web activity private by using Chrome’s “incognito mode.”