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Tom Cruise’s seventh “Mission: Impossible” spectacle, which arrived in theaters Wednesday and cost at least $400 million to make and market, would mark a turning… Read More »‘Mission: Impossible’ for Tom Cruise: Meeting Hollywood expectations
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Sally Kempton, who was once a rising star in the New York journalism world and a fierce exponent of radical feminism but later revolved around… Read More »Sally Kempton, rising star journalist turned Swami, dies aged 80
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In early March, strong winds toppled trees and power lines in the Nashville area, leaving thousands of homes without power. But about 20 miles out… Read More »A new task for electric vehicles: powering homes during blackouts
The world’s most valuable and dominant internet companies are based in the US, but the country’s unproductive legislators and business-friendly courts have effectively outsourced the… Read More »The EU urges the US to join the fight to regulate AI
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