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deposition that lasted about two and a half hours. >> when i get until the committee today? >> the truth, how about that for start? >> and where you asked to come in or did you volunteer to come in? >> i was asked to come in. >> subpoena or no? >> i honestly just was asked to come in. >> were you in concert than it but he in the white house when the type heard of december of january 2020? >> january 2021? during the time period that they focused on the committee has been focusing on? >...

ordered pentagon planes to have shipment from overseas. it will take time, and of course, we are months into this thing. some parents have been trying to do this on their own, only to have that reported baby formula seized by the fed does. this shortage has reached 40% of the nation, becoming the latest crisis to affect american families in the biden area. this is just one of several crises that the near post is describing as a train wreck. gas skyrocketing as you know, $6 a gallon for...

Smooth-faced Martha Stewart looks super on the latest Sports IllustratedSwimsuit edition, which is out today.

The Shame Machine: Who Profits in the New Age of Humiliation offers a means to fight back against shaming but little advice for addressing shameless behavior.

Cathy O’Neil talks about the increase and profiteering in public shaming. Siva Vaidhyanathan asks whether shame is an effective tool against racism and to promote social justice.

Data scientist Cathy O’Neil explains how technology and algorithms have weaponized shame for control and financial gain.

What qualifies as fat-shaming? At what point are you responsible for how your audience is responding to what you're saying or doing? That's what Dax Shepard was trying to get to the bottom of on the latest "Armchair Expert." The actor welcomed author Cathy O'Neil, who wrote the book "The Shame Machine," about recent accusations he'd received that he was fat-shaming his audience with a weight-loss-gain competition between two friends he built a series of sh...

Suggested reading from critics and editors at The New York Times.

The billionaire could be at the helm of the internet’s loudest megaphone.

The mathematician and author talks about the exploitation of our feelings, cancel culture, and why she believes JK Rowling is an example of ‘punching-down shame’