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The women in AI making a difference
To give AI-focused women academics and others their well-deserved — and overdue — time in the spotlight, TechCrunch is launching a series of interviews focusing
Irish referendums: Voters reject change in definition of family
Media caption, Leo Varadkar says amendments have been “defeated comprehensively”. Irish voters have overwhelmingly rejected a bid to change the definition of family. The first
Rudy Gobert meant it when he flashed money sign at ref
Renowned aggravator Rudy Gobert pissed off another group of people Friday night, and though getting T’d up isn’t newsworthy in itself, it’s what the Frenchman
“We Are No Longer Invisible—Greece Is the First Orthodox Christian Country To Say Yes to Same-Sex Marriage
Fourteen countries have Orthodox Christian majorities. On February 15, Greece became the first of them to legalize same-sex civil marriage. A bipartisan majority of 176
Preferred Care at Home of South Alabama Announces Expansion of Services to Meet Growing Demand for Home Care Solutions
Mobile, AL, March 09, 2024 –(PR.com)– Preferred Care at Home of South Alabama, a leading provider of personalized home care services, is proud to announce the
Slack’s new CEO looks to bring stability after a turbulent period
It’s not often you see an established company burn through three CEOs in less than a year. But through circumstances beyond its control, that’s what
How Barry Keoghan Honored Sabrina Carpenter at Pre-Oscars 2024 Parties
Barry Keoghan is wearing his heart on his sleeve. The Saltburn actor was spotted in recent days at two pre-Oscars 2024 parties—one hosted by Vanity Fair and Instagram and another
Have a Beautiful Weekend. | Cup of Jo
What are you up to this weekend? Anton had to write a paper about zoos, so we’re going to the zoo! (He’s also reading about
Pushing the boundary on ultralow frequency gravitational waves
A team of physicists has developed a method to detect gravity waves with such low frequencies that they could unlock the secrets behind the early
Activision’s union, with 600 members, is now the biggest one in video games
The number of unionized workers for Microsoft’s video game subsidiaries keeps growing, and the latest group to join the pool is the largest one yet.