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Artificial Intelligence technology is on the verge of transforming the nature of war and conflict, capable of deciding when and even whom to kill from afar.
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Oroville, California: Houseboats sit in a narrow section of water in depleted Lake Oroville in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountains on September 5. The northern California lake is currently at 23 percent of its capacity and is suffering from extreme levels of drought. Scientists have determined that the heat wave in the West during the summer of 2021 has broken the record set during the Dust Bowl of 1936.
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"Better-rated doctors, particularly in urgent care, are rewarded with higher status in the clinic, and are less likely to work nights, weekends and holidays."
'Be a Skeptic, Not a Cynic' to Get the Best Health Care
"If anyone suggests a drug you need for life, a red flag should go up. Daily medications are more likely to have long-term side effects."
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After his exit from Fleetwood Mac, the guitarist returns with his first new solo album in 10 years
Ben Platt on Making 'Dear Evan Hansen' as 'Powerful' as the Stage Musical
"There is always something that makes human beings feel on the outside or feel disconnected," Ben Platt says about why people connect to his character in 'Dear Evan Hansen,' the film version of the Tony-award winning Broadway musical (in theaters September 24).
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"The so-called Indo-Pacific strategy is done for the objectives which suit Western powers," Pakistan caretaker Prime Minister Anwar-ul-Haq Kakar tells Newsweek.
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It's totally different when somebody challenges him. Putin's chief trait is probably his outstanding hypocrisy.
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