Not long after taking office in 1969 as Richard Nixon’s tough law-and-order attorney general, a dour and taciturn John Mitchell told the press, “watch what we do, not what we ...

Russian-born scientist and Harvard University researcher Kseniia Petrova, who was charged with smuggling frog embryos into ...

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As the penetration of intermittent renewable energy increases in European grids, the addition of more distributed flexible ...

Around 15,000 protesters have filled a square in Hungary’s capital. Organizers call it the beginning of a resistance movement against the government of populist Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. Nearly two ...

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The US is at war. It has always been at war. Whether a world war, a proxy conflict, an armed intervention, a psyop, or a ...