Seven years ago, when I was a nonpartisan advocate for girls and women, I faced a startling question from a supportive Senate staffer: “Have you considered helping boys? They really need our help now.” I resisted the urge to cringe. … Continued
Picture this: A congressional hearing on “AI policy” makes the evening news. A senator gravely asks whether artificial intelligence might one day “wake up” and take over the world. Cameras flash. Headlines declare: “Lawmakers Confront the Coming Robot Threat.” Meanwhile, … Continued
Vegetable-loving cooks can make ratatouille all summer long, from the first moment that peppers, zucchini, eggplant and tomatoes get glossy and ripe. But I think early autumn is when the dish truly shines. Related Articles Mexican dinner party: This garlicky … Continued
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I want Mexican food for dinner all year round, but especially during the warm weather months. To my mind, September still qualifies. This simple menu features a zesty tostada as a first course, a rather garlicky fish main course and … Continued