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By Nicholas Kristof Opinion Columnist Once upon a time a 7-year-old refugee living in a homeless shelter sat down at a chess board in school and learned how to play. His school then agreed to his mom’s plea to waive fees for him to join the chess club. Source: Read Full Article
In the end, they passed the buck. A year ago, Facebook introduced an oversight board that it said would help it answer difficult moderation questions — that is, who is allowed to use the social media site to amplify his voice and who is not. Yet when presented with its most consequential issue — whether […]
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MILAN (Reuters) – Atlantia will ask shareholders on May 31 to assess an improved offer for its motorway unit presented by state investor CDP and its partners, the group controlled by Italy’s Benetton family said late on Friday.FILE PHOTO: The logo of an infrastructure group Atlantia is seen outside their headquarters, in Rome, Italy October […]
WASHINGTON — Joe Biden has respect for his elders. And there aren’t that many of them. Before the president’s rally near Atlanta on Thursday, he and Jill went out of their way to pay respects to the 96-year-old Jimmy Carter. This made Biden the first president to make a pilgrimage to Plains since Carter left […]
We’ve forgotten how to talk to people. For more than a year, we have mostly been apart. We’ve learned to put a premium on efficiency, whether in masked exchanges on street corners or on work calls between distractions. We talk fast and abruptly shift from greetings to agenda-driven updates. Then we replay it when we’re […]
Produced by ‘The Argument’ Derek Chauvin has been found guilty of the murder of George Floyd. But whatever bittersweet feelings the rare outcome elicited were short-lived, since instances of police brutality compound almost daily. There’s no debate: Policing is broken in America. But how do we fix it? To answer that question, Jane brings together […]
Don’t look now, but Mark McCloskey is eyeing a run for the open Senate seat in Missouri. Yes, that Mark McCloskey, the wealthy St. Louis lawyer who became a MAGA star after he and his wife, Patricia, brandished semiautomatic weapons at protesters marching past their mansion last June. Barefoot and defiant, the McCloskeys cut quite […]
Readers say it has always been a matter of human rights, not politics, and highlight the continuing problem of Turkish intimidation. To the Editor: Re “Biden Recognizes Ottoman-Era Massacre of Armenians as Genocide” (news article, April 25): I am a first-generation Armenian-American and grandson of survivors of the Armenian genocide. President Biden’s recognition of mass […]