Clark Peddicord graduated from the University of Idaho in Biological Science (“Sorry! but I also have a degree from Boise State.”); later, he studied theology and philosophy in Chicago and Germany; ...

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Warning: This graphic requires JavaScript. Please enable JavaScript for the best experience. In Philip Bump’s March 13 online column, “A quarter-century ago, we ...

Meta is a cesspool of petty tyranny and moral callousness, according to this explosive tell-all. Wynn-Williams recaps her seven years as Facebook’s manager of global public policy, which entailed ...

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Just because a legislator doesn’t always vote like I would doesn’t make him or her a bad legislator. Sometimes I differ with my representatives, but that doesn’t necessarily mean they should be ...

It’s been a busy few weeks for those following Google. It all started with the Privacy Sandbox team announcing a pivot away from phased third-party cookie ...

The courts have varied their approaches to context and perspective when assessing the similarity of trademarks—and might have arrived at the right answer for the wrong reason, says Mark Engelman of ...

THIS thoughtful and eloquent address, originally delivered at the celebration of the Martineau centenary, contains much more about absolute idealism than about the philosophic system of the great ...