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FDR had a name for men like him

Reba McEntire called John Anderson one of her favorite people in the business. There's no shortage of people who agree. Continue reading…

After closing their Inner Sunset Korean cafe and market, Clara Lee and Eddo Kim are sharing their passion for Korean ingredients in a cookbook devoted to soups and stews.

Why young tech buyers are canceling travel plans to check out the panoramic property.

Chris Larsen financed an initiative that has united groups that are historically at odds: conservationists and fishermen.

Gizela Ho’s Good Morning 96 takes over the former Ten-Ichi space, where she plans salt duck egg soufflés, stuffed chicken wings, and “really fun cocktails.”

The incumbent has campaigned heavily for Connie Chan since endorsing her. But voters who view Nancy Pelosi favorably aren’t flocking to Chan, an independent poll finds.

Despite everything that’s changed in the city over the past four years, whether to open or close the Great Highway remains a stubborn issue.

Natalie Nakase needs her team to secure possessions, find secondary scoring options, and set the emotional tone against the Atlanta Dream.

Kristaps Porzginis’ uncertain future and a postgame recitation on the unwritten rules of trash talk overshadowed Golden State’s shortcomings in Los Angeles.

Whiskey, popcorn, and a crash course in what happens when the world’s most powerful people never learn to say, “I was wrong.”

"I will take my place as the conqueror, a sorcerer, a king."

General Motors' plans will require quite a lot of customers' trust.

Enterprise security has traditionally operated on a relatively straightforward premise: establish identity, authenticate the requester, determine what that identity can

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Google will soon make the infrastructure that powers its Gemini agents available to Google Cloud users in preview. Announced on

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The state just dropped another $3.3 million toward transforming the Kleiner Building into PreK classrooms and special education centers right here in Middletown. Continue reading…

This is sad. General Dwight D. Eisenhower’s historic World War II globe was broken when Pete Hegseth’s team dropped it while trying to move it into his office.

It looks like the extra indentation was a bug? It's not there any longer, as you can see from the screen shot below.

It was one of the most touching performances of the night. Continue reading…

NEW: ProPublica sued the federal government for records that show which schools are facing civil rights investigations — data that was public before Trump’s second term.

Now you can use our searchable database to find cases.
https://www.propublica.org/article/civil-rights-office-education-department-investigations?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=mastodon-post

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