Home Secretary to announce stringent new Denmark-inspired migration rules, making refugee reunification tougher and more ...
Home Secretary to announce stringent new Denmark-inspired migration rules, making refugee reunification tougher and more ...
Left-leaning but tough on migration, Denmark PM Mette Frederiksen has taken a hard line on asylum seekers that offers a ...
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'Nobody is happy with it': B.C.'s heritage act still a half-baked rush job, municipal leaders warn
After granting an extra six weeks for municipal feedback, Premier David Eby seems to be ready to forge ahead with changes ...
Kelly Reichardt is one of our great modern directors, and this crime thriller on Prime Video is a terrific example of her ...
Qodo calls its secret sauce context engineering — a system-level approach to managing everything the model sees when making a ...
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The Human Factor AI Can't Replace
The most successful AI implementations won't be those that eliminate humans; they'll be those that amplify human judgment.
The fall also inspired a book, which inspired a game, which inspired the world’s richest man to lash out because his favorite ...
Christopher Ruocchio jokes that he is introverted and "spiritually Bilbo Baggins," but the end of his bestselling sci-fi ...
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‘We Have a Border for a Reason’
The reason that bill never became law was because the speaker of the House at the time, John Boehner, never brought it to the ...
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It’s been a dangerous decade since the Paris Climate Agreement, but there’s still reason for hope
It’s easy to frame the 10 years since Paris as a failure. But the reality is more complicated, writes John D. Sutter. As COP30 begins, the world has many reasons for hope.
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