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This week, our winning comment comes from @Roguelike, who was brave enough to declare that the term “hard launch” and, by ...

The Trump administration said Friday that it would temporarily delay forced collections from people who defaulted on their student loans, including wage garnishment. It also means that any tax refunds ...

ICE just launched a “wartime recruitment” campaign and seeks agents who want to “defend” their “culture.” There will be more ...

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But the US indictment against Maduro cites cocaine, not fentanyl, which is “almost entirely produced in Mexico using chemicals from China,” according to U.S. authorities. “Venezuela plays no known ...

Intelligence is sometimes perceived as a superpower, something that gives a person an edge over their fellow human. So much ...

In silico antibody accessibility analysis indicates that ectodomain epitopes are transiently exposed, while MPER epitopes are virtually always occluded in the pre-fusion trimer.

The United States is now closer to Assad’s Syria than to anything we recognize as fitting within the understood norms of ...