What Silicon Valley Thinks of Women
The sexism in Silicon Valley is sordid, shocking and systemic. It’s going to take a revolution to bring it down—or a woman’s touch.
Jordan-ISIS Prisoner Swap on Hold, Fate of Japanese Hostage Unclear
Jordan said it would go ahead with a proposed prisoner swap only if one of its pilots captured by Islamic State insurgents was freed.
Loretta Lynch Defends Obama’s Executive Action, NSA Surveillance
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ACLU: Don’t Let Senate Block Full CIA ‘Torture Report’ Release
The group is countering a senator’s attempt keep the Senate’s full report on harsh CIA interrogation secret.
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Between 30 and 40 percent of people with depression have increased levels of inflammation.
Two Numbers: Homesick for Syria
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