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Trevor Siemian and Jake Browning are splitting the first-team quarterback reps while Burrow is injured, and the offense is noticeably worse off.

Oscar-winning screenwriter of films including One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest and Scent of a Woman

RB Bernstein, who died this year, offers a fine, concise case for seeing Alexander Hamilton as the father of the US government

The prestigious conference wasn’t afraid to send a very curiously-timed tweet about its membership.

In the past five years, Applied has tripled turnover and it now works for corporate campuses including Google and Nike, universities including UCL and Princeton, and Nasa’s Pasadena campus

Concerns that elite universities have rigged their admissions policies to disfavor Asian Americans are nothing new. In 1987, Newsweek reported accusations along those lines. The article noted that the acceptance rate for Asian American applicants at elite colleges had dropped dramatically, that Harvard, Princeton, and Stanford had all studied why…

Excessive heat continues to bear down on sections of the United States, a reminder of the impetus for the The Inflation Reduction Act, the significant climate legislation that turns one year old on August 16

A 2023 profile for Bengals WR Andrei Iosivas.

What do you do when your writing career lasts seven decades but you haven’t said everything you once thought about saying

Those who know Elizabeth Tsurkov came to her defence after some of her tweets from more than 10 years ago circulated, fuelling claims that she is a spy

Without A.I., the researchers would have taken roughly 2,000 collective years to finish the work—they also made almost 3 million edits to fix the A.I.’s mistakes.