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The Cape Cod Times (Mass.), April 16: In 1883, American poet Emma Lazarus penned a poem that would eventually find itself as synonymous with open arms as the statue at whose base it stands. “The New Colossus” used words to define the United States as a nation open to new people in the same way […]

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Time for Bernie to back off

After decisive victories by Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton in the New York primaries, Democratic leaders need to send a strong, stern message to Bernie Sanders: Back off. Stop attacking Hillary. If you want to stay in the race to propound your policy ideas, fine. But don’t keep undercutting the one candidate who can save […]

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The Concord Monitor (N.H.), April 14: On Tuesday, “Granite Geek” columnist David Brooks wrote about the rather shocking artificial intelligence of Google’s AlphaGo, which managed to master a complex Asian board game known as Go. Even the best player in the world, Lee Sedol of South Korea, was no match for the “deep learning” program. […]

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For Donald Trump, two outrage-free weeks

Have you noticed something different about the Trump campaign? It’s been more than two weeks since the last really outrageous thing the Republican front-runner has said or done. In the old days – say, a month ago – Trump would have set off multiple hair-burning controversies in the same period. But now – nothing. It’s […]