Daily Life in Damascus: "New York Times Beirut correspondent Anne Barnard visits the city as its residents go about their lives in the shadow of Syria’s civil war, which is in its third year."
What detoxifies a negative work environment?
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- Trust is necessary for a healthy and efficient work environment.
- This trust emerges when not only do we feel safe within our company,
but t...
Killer Robots Aren’t Regulated. Yet.
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“Killing in the Age of Algorithms” is a New York Times documentary
examining the future of artificial intelligence and warfare.
All The Big Announcements At The 2019 Game Awards
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They just showed off the new Xbox at the fifth annual Game Awards, during a
show that also saw a slew of new game announcements, release date reveals,
an...
Most online lessons are ‘not worth using’
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Most online teaching materials are “very poor” or “mediocre”, concludes a
Fordham report, The Supplemental Curriculum Bazaar: Is What’s Online Any
Good? Re...
Our comment on COPPA
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Responsibility is our number one priority at YouTube, and this includes
protecting kids and their privacy. Over the last few years, we’ve
significantly inv...
Transitioning ThinkProgress
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Many years ago, we embarked on a new experiment: moving ThinkProgress from
an organizational blog to a progressive news site, powered by reporters and
edit...
The US Treasury’s missed opportunity
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The US Treasury recently published the first in a series of reports
designed to implement the seven core principles for regulating the US
financial system ...
The search for the best middle-class tax cut
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Say you want to help struggling middle-class families by cutting their
taxes. Say you want to figure out an actually helpful plan to do that, and
not just ...
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