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A decade-old nonprofit is helping a growing number of students and teachers around the world defend democracy from an existential threat. | Continue reading
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Facebook did not say if the campaign targeted the U.S. midterms, but security firm FireEye said some of the Iranian pages it studied had broader motives. | Continue reading
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The Good Food Institute will sit alongside more traditional startups, as the famous accelerator tries to find ways to reduce our animal consumption. | Continue reading
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Fifteen years after Billy Beane disrupted Major League Baseball by applying analytics to scouting, corporations are rewriting the rules of recruiting. | Continue reading
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The former Trump campaign chairman is alleged to have received payments through shelf companies in Cyprus with names like Leviathan Ltd. and Peranova Ltd. | Continue reading
Roundup’s weed-killing poison, glyphosate, has been found in 43 of 45 cereals tested. | Continue reading
Timber towers and smart pavement: Alphabet’s Sidewalk Labs is sharing an early glimpse of its Toronto development. | Continue reading
Phil Sadow reverse-engineers and repairs Tesla vehicles. He and those he’s taught have repaired nearly 400 salvaged cars. And the company isn’t happy. | Continue reading
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As it refreshes its brand, the company behind the note-taking app reflects on its past, present, and future–and the true meaning of “Remember everything.” | Continue reading
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