Congress eliminated parole from the federal criminal justice system in 1984, but it didn’t completely do away with post-release supervision. About 3 of every 4 people leaving federal prison remain under supervision, often for years, and often for no good … Continued
OpenAI generated massive media interest with the announcement that its signature product, ChatGPT, is gaining memory. The new feature enables the generative artificial intelligence system to “carry what it learns between chats, allowing it to provide more relevant responses,” according … Continued
On the east side of San Jose, California, there is an abuela who seems to have more grandchildren than she can count. Mardonia Galeana holds her grandson Yosimar Reyes hands, in San Jose, Calif., on March 18, 2024. Reyes has … Continued
Here are two crime/mysteries and a light-hearted novel about art and wealth for your TBR list. (Courtesy of the author) “Ashes, Ashes”: by Fredrick Soukup (Vine Leaves Press, $17.99) I was a boy who left Miss Bonnie’s place to revisit … Continued
Last winter, mosaic artist Katy Helen sent a serendipitous email. She had moved her family to Marine on St. Croix over the summer, after nearly a decade and a half in California. For much of her time there, she’d created … Continued