Aerial view of historic homes in the Riverside neighborhood of Baltimore, Maryland. Matt Gush/Getty Images hide title toggle title Matt Gush/Getty Images In March, in the parking lot of a McDonald’s on a busy Baltimore street, mental health doctor Michala Williams met a 38-year-old woman in a car. “So, you called the police for help?”
College laptops do not It has to be embarrassing. They don’t have to be too expensive either. There are many excellent, well-designed laptops for college students that combine long battery life, easy portability, and the performance needed for daily schoolwork. In my decade of reviewing laptops, I’ve tested hundreds of models. If someone asked me
Peptides advance little by little closer to the mainstream. On Thursday, a panel of experts narrowly recommended that the Food and Drug Administration reclassify four popular peptides, including one backed by podcaster Joe Rogan, to allow certain pharmacies to legally dispense them. In a sometimes emotionally charged meeting that lasted more than 11 hours, members
Iamnitchi is one of several disinformation researchers who told WIRED that despite having the legal right to obtain data from platforms under EU law, they face obstacles, obfuscation and, in some cases, court battles to obtain it. Last year, the law was expanded to increase access for researchers, but it is the implementation, not the
Mike Lindell is a former drug addict turned pillow salesman who has no experience in political office. He has spent the last six years and millions of dollars pushing election conspiracy theories, even claiming that the “devil” stole the 2020 election. Lindell is now running for governor of Minnesota and already has the endorsement of
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