October 2019

Natalie Portman, Jimmy Fallon Can’t Keep A Straight Face In ‘Mad Lib Theater’

Who knew that a couple breaking up in an apple orchard could be so funny? After Portman provided some seemingly innocuous words — like knees, Kim Kardashian, scuba divers and fart — the two performed the autumnal scene. They couldn’t stop laughing, but nobody can be expected to keep a straight face with a line

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Facebook Can Be Forced to Delete Content Worldwide, E.U.’s Top Court Rules

LONDON — Europe’s top court said on Thursday that individual countries can order Facebook to take down posts, photographs and videos not only in their own countries but elsewhere, in a ruling that extends the reach of the region’s internet-related laws beyond its own borders. The European Court of Justice said Facebook could be forced

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The CrowdStrike Plot: How a Fringe Theory Took Root in the White House

“I do this for a living, and I’d never heard anyone say the servers were in Ukraine,” she said. In the 27 months between Mr. Trump’s two citations of the CrowdStrike-Ukraine conspiracy theory, it has survived despite many denials from CrowdStrike, the F.B.I. and people directly involved in the investigations. It has survived despite the

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For Women In Politics, Personal Style Is A Game Of Chess With The Patriarchy

Since the 19th century, when suffragists were forced to ditch their pantaloons and strictures in the U.S. Senate forbade women’s pants, women in politics have been obstructed in their pursuit of self-expression. It isn’t unusual for dress codes to be used as a form of control over women. U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor was

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