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Polarization in politics is a feature today, but it wasn't always. The clash in 1972 has been the source of competition and conflict since.

The UK's Office for Nuclear Regulation and the Environment Agency have completed a project piloting a nuclear regulatory sandbox process, using artificial intelligence as the test case. This project, which has reported its conclusions, will help inform the development of a regulatory approach to AI.

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Forget the media narrative: Presidential nominees almost never rarely select former rivals for the job.

Four months ago, the Poshard Foundation for Abused Children announced another round of grants — 29 of them — to a variety of social-services agencies located in Southern Illinois.

2001—Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld sends a memo to Under Secretary for Policy Douglas Feith: “We ought to have on our radar screen oil—Venezuela…

There is little joy in Mudville this morning. Just as football fans prepare to experience the joy of watching their team make the first selection in tomorrow nights NFL draft

As I was flying from Oakland, Calif., to St. Louis on Monday, the heroine in the novel I was reading arrived before I did.

Bill McClellan writes: I remember when people dressed up to go to church. They dressed up to go to court. They dressed up to get on airplanes. In the really

History suggests targeting Kamala Harris won’t work. But this time might be different.