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‘There Are Things Never to Be Done’—Yet Humanity Does Them Anyway
An overlooked moment at the Winter Olympics revealed a fundamental truth about people.
Social Media Companies Face Legal Reckoning Over Mental Health Harms to Children
Associated Press – For years, social media companies have disputed allegations that they harm children’s mental health through deliberate design choices that addict kids to their platforms and fail to protect them from sexual predators and dangerous content. Now, these tech giants are getting a chance to make their case in courtrooms around the country, including before a jury for the first time.
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Social Media Companies Face Legal Reckoning Over Mental Health Harms to Children
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Life Is Harsh and Dangerous in Russian-run Parts of Ukraine, Activists and Former Residents Say
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In a Nigerian Village, Extremists Issued a Call to Prayer and Then Slaughtered Those Who Turned Up
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The Last U.S.-Russian Nuclear Pact Is About to Expire, Ending a Half-Century of Arms Control
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