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Senegalese lawmakers get 6-month jail term for colleague assault
Amadou Niang and Massata Samb were ordered to pay more than $8,000 in compensation to fellow MP Amy Ndiaye Gniby.
Record falls for Sydney and Melbourne housing in 2022 – but prices remain above pre-Covid levels
Rents increased by 10.2% nationally, CoreLogic says, despite the decline in home pricesGet our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcastSydney, Melbourne and Hobart posted record annual falls in property prices in 2022 as higher…
Looted sarcophagus kept in US museum returned to Egypt
An ancient sarcophagus was returned to Egypt from a museum in the US after authorities determined it was looted.
Our fraying health care system is reaching a breaking point
It will be interesting to behold how Americans respond when we recognize that our traditional system of providing personal health services has collapsed.
WA has the tools to guide more high school graduates into career paths
New data show that the pandemic squeezed Washington’s already low rates of college enrollment, particularly among skeptical Gen Z students.
Flooding a growing problem in Seattle’s South Park neighborhood
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Data, Privacy, And the Future of Artificial Intelligence
By Michael G. McLaughlin, Associate, Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz, PC Data privacy and protection have become […]
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Commentary: Actually, it has been a wonderful year for tech’s future
All the numbers point to one of the technology sector’s worst years in more than a decade. But a range of major developments set the scene for a rosier future.
Paxlovid ‘last drug in the cupboard’ for Covid as variants in Australia evade other treatments
New study finds most medications are ineffective against strains currently circulating but thankfully full vaccination still offers protectionGet our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcastThe antiviral Paxlovid is the “last d…