Jeff Guo The Washington Post
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Wikipedia Might Be Able to Fix What's Wrong With the Internet
Recent research from Harvard Business School suggests that Wikipedia has become increasingly balanced in the course of its 15-year history.
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Some Olympic Swimmers May Have Gotten an Unfair Advantage
In Rio, swimmers in the middle lanes were relatively unaffected. But on the lower-numbered side of the pool, competitors were about 0.4 seconds faster swimming away from the starting blocks
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'Star Trek' Actor's Jeep Under Recall After Complaints of Rollaway Crashes
The death on Sunday of actor Anton Yelchin raised fears for anyone who's ever parked on a steep incline and worried if the brakes would hold.
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When Apple CEO Tim Cook Stood Up for Gay Rights, People Wanted to Buy More iPhones
Experts say through their so-called "corporate responsibility" work, companies hope to generate a warm glow that attracts customers and softens politicians.
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Why Even the FBI Can't Hack the iPhone
Apple has significantly beefed up security on the iPhone in recent years, which is why it says that it cannot just unlock the phone for the FBI.
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Why Even The FBI Can't Hack The iPhone
There may be secrets on the iPhone 5C used by the San Bernardino shooters, but the FBI apparently can't unlock them. The same security system that thwarts your drunk friend (or your cat) from getting into your texts is safeguarding the data of this terrorist duo.
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The Silencing of Disney Princesses in The Little Mermaid and Other Films
In one respect, The Little Mermaid represented a backward step in the princess genre. For a film centered on a young woman, there's an awful lot of talking by men. In fact, this was the first Disney princess movie in which the men significantly outspoke the women
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Why Indian-American Women Make More Money Than White Guys
On Monday, an economist at the right-leaning American Enterprise Institute had something snarky to say about a new government report on the gap between men's and women's earnings.
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Opinion: The Islamic State Wants You to Hate Muslims
Extremist groups feed off of alienation, some counterterrorism experts say, and Islamist militants deliberately aim to make Muslims in the West feel isolated and turn against their own communities.
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Why France Could Have More Trouble Stopping Terrorism Than its Neighbors
The eight men involved in the terror attacks last night in Paris have not yet been identified, but tentative reports say that they were a mix of nationalities, with at least one of them being French.
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Here's a Simple Way to Get More Talented Women Into Top Jobs
Forcing businesses to hire women (or political parties to nominate women) deprives women of the chance to prove they could have earned their positions on their own merits.
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Wikipedia Might Be Able to Fix What's Wrong With the Internet
Recent research from Harvard Business School suggests that Wikipedia has become increasingly balanced in the course of its 15-year history.
-
Some Olympic Swimmers May Have Gotten an Unfair Advantage
In Rio, swimmers in the middle lanes were relatively unaffected. But on the lower-numbered side of the pool, competitors were about 0.4 seconds faster swimming away from the starting blocks
-
'Star Trek' Actor's Jeep Under Recall After Complaints of Rollaway Crashes
The death on Sunday of actor Anton Yelchin raised fears for anyone who's ever parked on a steep incline and worried if the brakes would hold.
-
When Apple CEO Tim Cook Stood Up for Gay Rights, People Wanted to Buy More iPhones
Experts say through their so-called "corporate responsibility" work, companies hope to generate a warm glow that attracts customers and softens politicians.
-
Why Even the FBI Can't Hack the iPhone
Apple has significantly beefed up security on the iPhone in recent years, which is why it says that it cannot just unlock the phone for the FBI.
-
Why Even The FBI Can't Hack The iPhone
There may be secrets on the iPhone 5C used by the San Bernardino shooters, but the FBI apparently can't unlock them. The same security system that thwarts your drunk friend (or your cat) from getting into your texts is safeguarding the data of this terrorist duo.
-
The Silencing of Disney Princesses in The Little Mermaid and Other Films
In one respect, The Little Mermaid represented a backward step in the princess genre. For a film centered on a young woman, there's an awful lot of talking by men. In fact, this was the first Disney princess movie in which the men significantly outspoke the women
-
Why Indian-American Women Make More Money Than White Guys
On Monday, an economist at the right-leaning American Enterprise Institute had something snarky to say about a new government report on the gap between men's and women's earnings.
-
Opinion: The Islamic State Wants You to Hate Muslims
Extremist groups feed off of alienation, some counterterrorism experts say, and Islamist militants deliberately aim to make Muslims in the West feel isolated and turn against their own communities.
-
Why France Could Have More Trouble Stopping Terrorism Than its Neighbors
The eight men involved in the terror attacks last night in Paris have not yet been identified, but tentative reports say that they were a mix of nationalities, with at least one of them being French.
-
Here's a Simple Way to Get More Talented Women Into Top Jobs
Forcing businesses to hire women (or political parties to nominate women) deprives women of the chance to prove they could have earned their positions on their own merits.
