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As the war on Ukraine hits its first anniversary this week, Lynsey Addario reflects on the personal toll of her trade
As Russia's unjustified war on Ukraine grinds towards its one-year anniversary on February 24th, the former Peace Corps volunteer is helping Ukrainians reconcile with the grief, crises and trauma of war.
Opening statements begin today for the rape and sexual assault trial of disgraced Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein.
Stunt actors are the super-survivors of the movie industry. They toil in obscurity and perform some of the most dangerous and life-threatening jobs in the world
Former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine, Marie Yovanovitch's abrupt ouster was an early-warning signal about then-President Donald Trump's intentions to manipulate the 2020 presidential race in his favor.
Refugees in the Shadows: A Viral Insights Column on War, Displacement, and Super-Survivors
Information security experts describe the conundrum with Internet voting as so “fundamental” and “inherent” that even the best cryptographers and systems security researchers have failed to solve it, literally for decades, despite intense and focused efforts.
Technology startups are fueling a new era of innovations to enrich the lives of aging Americans and ease their transition into their third and fourth acts and beyond.
In this fast-changing world, many elderly individuals have had a hard time embracing technology. The keys of a laptop often feel forbidding to a generation used to ink flowing from a pen; the abstract network of mobile connections far more inappreciable than landlines tethering their phone conversations. In short, they are an analog generation lost in a digital world. My dad, on the other hand, was just the opposite, jumping into the tech rabbit hole at age 76, when I gave him his first laptop.
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