It was a hilarious quip, especially so and ballsy in the context of where 'twas introduced, and I agree that we're right, but it's been literally 20 years now and now you're just saying that you're right with a non-dog whistle. Whistles sound shrill.

and in fact I would counter that it has a far-left bias

... was not on my bingo card. Remember "Hour of Code"? That was Code.org.

an overview of "AuDHD"

In its long-awaited artificial intelligence strategy released Thursday, the Carney government said it will “strengthen its privacy laws to ensure that Canadians’ personal information is not used inappropriately, including for surveillance pricing.” Government officials did not give further details or clarify when asked if that will be an outright ban on the practice.

Instead of serving as blank canvases, these spaces offer comfortable seating and a stage; surround-sound; the option, of course, to play movies; and, as a particularly whimsical and photo-friendly touch, the possibility of personalizing the marquee outside, as Ostuni and Greco did.

Instead of serving as blank canvases, these spaces offer comfortable seating and a stage; surround-sound; the option, of course, to play movies; and, as a particularly whimsical and photo-friendly touch, the possibility of personalizing the marquee outside, as Ostuni and Greco did.

the first encyclical of Pope Leo XIV, concerned with "preserving the human person in the age of artificial intelligence". It was published on 25 May 2026.[1][2] Leo XIV chose to present the encyclical personally at the Vatican,[3] unlike most other popes who delegated this task to cardinals. The presentation was attended by AI experts, including Anthropic co-founder Chris Olah.[3] The encyclical was the first to be published without an official Latin version. This followed a recent change to Vatican regulations permitting such documents to be drafted in other languages.[4]

Apparently, nines are the hardest to grasp for primary school children. If only they’d learned how to cheat like me, says Adrian Chiles

The putrid pool at Erasmus Street and Rogers Avenue in Flatbush has perplexed and enchanted nearby resident Elizabeth Perez, who began documenting it last summer. She said the tepid water remains on the pavement even when it hasn’t rained for days.

Basically testosterone does not appear to encourage risk-taking. Other outlets:

• https://nautil.us/the-unbelievable-strength-of-the-testosterone-myth-1280799
• https://www.psypost.org/the-testosterone-myth-large-analysis-finds-no-link-between-the-macho-hormone-and-risk-taking/
• https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41638539/

title from subheadline so still the original headline. superheadline is "Trump's windswept hair: Untangling fake images from real photos"

The idea grew when Gavin was in and out of hospital with Klippel-Feil syndrome - a rare congenital condition characterised by the abnormal fusion of two or more neck vertebrae.

The idea grew when Gavin was in and out of hospital with Klippel-Feil syndrome - a rare congenital condition characterised by the abnormal fusion of two or more neck vertebrae.

it was the 56-year-old tipped to be the new health minister – and more specifically, his dance moves – that may have become the most potent symbol of Hungary’s new political era.

Yet GAESA kept building hotels, even as it neglected other parts of the economy. Cuba’s once-famous sugar cane industry — which financed the early days of the Communist revolution — collapsed, as government spending on the sector plummeted. Cuba has had to import sugar in recent years for domestic consumption, and even imports from the United States.

"—nick—weird—happened twice—"

only posting this now because apparently nobody has posted this yet and I just found out

Patients who received the drug lived for a median of over 13 months, compared with less than seven months for patients who had chemotherapy, the company said in a news release.