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1. Fix the AI strategy Artificial intelligence has been a surprising weakness for Apple, at least in the eyes of some investors. It has stood on…

Fourteen months after Robert F Kennedy Jr was sworn in as US health secretary, the country’s prime public health agency over which he presides is in…

Many health-care workers in Myanmar joined the Civil Disobedience Movement to protest against a coup by the nation’s military.Credit: Ya Aung Thu/AFP/GettyOn 1 February 2021, Myanmar’s…

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Pandora’s launch marks a first for many of the scientists and engineers involved in the mission.Credit: NASA’s Goddard Space Flight CenterOn the morning of 11 January,…

Earlier this month, Morris Brown College’s Board of Trustees abruptly laid off the historically Black college’s president, Kevin James, after seven years at the helm. James…

A former special forces colonel, government minister Al Carns was this week on manouevres warning that the UK needs to be preparing for war with Russia.“The…

Many school districts struggle to think beyond immediate needs—the latest batch of test scores, the ongoing budget crunch—when crafting spending plans. A new EdWeek Research Center…

On the other hand, firms might choose to set targets, not because of a belief in direct benefits to their bottom line, but because of competitive…

There are moments in leadership when no one is watching but everything is at stake. Not because a policy is in question or a metric is…