The Interval, a quirky bar/library/meeting room, is tucked discreetly between other storefronts on the northernmost pier in San Francisco....

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The fallout from Rolling Stone’s story about campus rape continued this past week: Just a few hours after three former University of...

A recent study says that Google’s universal search harms users—and that claim has implications for journalists. While the study was...

Note the sense of awe in this CNN.com news lead about the 25th anniversary of the Hubble Space Telescope: It’s up there right now—flying...

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The prosecutors in the trial of the man who opened fire in an Aurora, Colorado, movie theater in late 2012 are asking the judge to grant...

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The line between news and advertising continues to blur, including at major news outlets like Time magazine, The Atlantic and The New...

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