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“While the House voted and the bombs fell, the president prayed,” Newsweek wrote in the wake of President Bill Clinton’s impeachment on December 19, 1998 for “perjury and obstruction of justice.” Now, “he would be known by a harsh, rarely used word:

Rovaniemi, a city in Finland located at the Arctic Circle, sent its most famous resident, Santa Claus, to Beijing to attend the 2019 World Winter Sports (Beijing) Expo in October. He was one of the busiest people at the event. Donning Santa’s signatu

SOME FASCINATING GOOGLE DOCS HAVE BEEN making the rounds lately—spreadsheets where people who work in various positions in different industries share how much they’re paid. “Talking about how much or how little money you make feels taboo, and it shou

DO YOU TRUST AMAZON WITH YOUR LIFE? You might have to, because the big tech companies of Silicon Valley are looking to do for medicine what they’ve already done for retail, publishing, finance and other sectors of modern life: they want to bring on a

Chatbots, which use artificial intelligence to engage customers in messaging dialogs, can figure out what might be wrong with a patient and what care they need. A patient complaining of stomach pains, for instance, would be sent to an emergency room

LISTENING TO JIMMY WALES SPEAK IS A BIT like reading a Wikipedia page: Sound bites are few, but the tone is fair and measured. That’s one reason people tend to listen to him; another is that Wales is one of Silicon Valley’s most successful internet e

GIANT SCULPTURES SUBMERGED underwater—accessible primarily to divers and snorkelers—are part tourist attraction, part ecological experiment in Jason deCaires Taylor’s innovative art installations. These underwater gardens were pioneered by deCaires T

KACEY MUSGRAVES IS TAKING A much-needed break. The past year has been a whirlwind for the genre-bending musician, one that took her on an international tour and saw a coveted Grammy Album of the Year win for her fourth studio album, Golden Hour. Musg

“IT’S REALLY ODD TO BE SAYING GOODBYE TO A CHARACTER YOU’VE BEEN playing for four years,” William Jackson Harper says of his breakout role, Chidi Anagonye, the nervous philosopher on the NBC series The Good Place. Now in its final season, the cast—an