And just as its syntactical structure grows almost completely incomprehensible, combining lyrics from “Here We Go Round the ...

In the late October afternoon, Defector Reads A Book then. Chess men on the cover. A colonnade. The question of brothers, ...

Founded in 1996 by father-and-son architects Jack DeBartolo, Jr., FAIA, and Jack DeBartolo III, FAIA, the Phoenix-based firm is today led by the latter, ...

Conducting a thorough autopsy on the cadaver of Kamala Harris’ campaign will require the scalpel of voting data not yet sharpened. Two things, however, are obvious. Democrats should have remembered ...

Lech Blaine grew up worrying a pair of nomadic Christian fanatics would appear to try to kidnap his foster siblings. One day, ...

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Identity threat detection and response startup Permiso Security Inc. today released a new open-source tool that helps offensive and defensive security professionals understand how policies could be ...

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The Nobel Prize-winning novelist celebrates Zbigniew Herbert, whose defiant work proved that even the darkest times call for ...

Instead, Harris got lost in her syntactical labyrinths. And she spent too much time belaboring two subjects: Trump’s boorishness and abortion. The former is familiar to everyone and appealing to many.

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