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An analysis of Google and Meta's C4 dataset shows the data included text from right-wing and white supremacist sites.

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The Balfour Declaration determined British policy under the League of Nations’ Mandate, which ultimately facilitated the ethnic cleansing of Palestine.

Craving more black magic, demonic rituals, and secret knowledge? These 20 must-read books dive into the occult for delightfully evil scares.

On Friday, I expressed skepticism that e-book technology has reached the point where it will overtake the paper book. Now Amazon's PR blitz has begun, and so we're getting more details about the Kindle's features and pricing. I'm not impressed. First, there's the obvious point that the device's DRM will make a lot of customers…

Researchers at the USC Viterbi School of Engineering used artificial intelligence to examine more than 3,000 English-language books.

A study by University of Southern California’s Viterbi School of Engineering used AI to measure pronoun use, uncovering a huge disparity in gender frequency

By Diane Batshaw Eisman, M.D. FAAP Doctor Eisman, is in Family Practice in Aventura, Florida with her partner, Dr. Eugene Eisman, an internist/cardiologist There was a time when I was only a tiny cranky moppet, just waddling around, whining and complaining. I screeched to my mother that I was bored.

Johannes Gutenberg: Google Doodle honours printing press pioneer The Gutenberg Museum launched a retrospective exhibition in his honour on 14 April 2000. German inventor Johannes Gutenberg revolutionised the publishing industry by introducing movable-type printing to Europe in 1439. Today, Google Doodle honoured Gutenberg, 553 years after his death. “When it comes to first impressions, no other historical figure made one quite like the inventor of the mechanical movable type printing press: ...