June 2019

‘It’s Gigantic’: A New Way to Gauge the Chances for Unresponsive Patients

“This is very big for the field,” said Dr. Nicholas Schiff, a professor of neurology and neuroscience at Weill Cornell Medical College in New York. “The understanding that, as the brain recovers, one in seven people could be conscious and aware, very much aware, of what’s being said about them, and that this applies every […]

‘It’s Gigantic’: A New Way to Gauge the Chances for Unresponsive Patients Read More »

Why the Democratic Takeover in New Jersey Is More Civil War Than Progressive Revolution

[What you need to know to start the day: Get New York Today in your inbox.] On paper, Democrats in New Jersey have rarely commanded so much power: They control the governor’s office and both chambers of the Legislature, and a liberal surge last November nearly wiped congressional Republicans off the map. Just one G.O.P.

Why the Democratic Takeover in New Jersey Is More Civil War Than Progressive Revolution Read More »

Tech giants face questions on hate speech going into debates

Executives of Facebook, Google and Twitter faced questioning by a House panel Wednesday on their efforts to stanch terrorist content and viral misinformation on their social media platforms. The scrutiny comes as the tech giants step up safety measures to prevent disinformation online targeting the Democratic presidential debates starting Wednesday night. Lawmakers and tech industry

Tech giants face questions on hate speech going into debates Read More »

Steve Bullock, Locked Out of the Debate, Sees a Path Forward in the 2020 Race

NASHUA, N.H. — Gov. Steve Bullock of Montana spent last weekend apart from the rest of the Democratic presidential field, which gathered in South Carolina. While the top 20 candidates are in Miami for the first primary debates this week, he isn’t there, either. Mr. Bullock is aiming to make the best of a debate

Steve Bullock, Locked Out of the Debate, Sees a Path Forward in the 2020 Race Read More »