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Does red wine give you headaches? Buy a cheaper bottle, scientists say.
Quercetin, a compound usually found in red wine, might be to blame for those pesky headaches, according to a new study.
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Miss Manners: I regret agreeing to be ‘best person’ in my brother’s wedding
Letter writer doesn’t support their brother’s upcoming wedding, but they are the “best person.”
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Ask Amy: A 50-something mom wants another kid; her husband does not.
How can teen letter writer navigate this monumental parental disagreement?
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Carolyn Hax: Parent worries that teen daughter has had ‘many’ romances already
Should this letter writer be worried about a teen daughter who has intense romances “at a frenetic speed”?
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OpenAI and X: Promises of populist technology, shaped by a single man
In the end, power in Silicon Valley is largely held by a small cadre of believers and loyalists who deliberate in secrecy and answer to no one.
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CEO of pro-DeSantis super PAC resigns amid rising tensions
Never Back Down CEO Chris Jankowski stepped down on Wednesday amid increasingly public divisions over strategy.
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Jerry Doolittle, who wrote White House jokes and murder mysteries, dies at 90
A former Post journalist, Mr. Doolittle left the diplomatic corps after helping disclose details of the U.S. bombing of Laos during the Vietnam War.
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How to argue about politics this Thanksgiving
Could Biden lose? What to make of Trump’s authoritarian lean?
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[Video] SAG AFTRA Strike Ends; AI Roundup of Cases and Proposed Law Making; Podcasting Live from Austin, Texas
Film lawyer Gordon Firemark and music lawyer Tamera Bennett take a deep dive into artificial intelligence “AI” cases and proposed lawmaking. They discuss updates on the Thaler AI artwork case; President Biden’s AI executive order; provide practice pointers to attorneys on when not to use AI; discuss if Westlaw’s Key Numbers are protected by copyright…
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SEC Turning Up the Heat: SolarWinds and Its CISO Charged with Fraud Regarding Cyber-related Disclosures
Key Takeaways – With the SolarWinds enforcement action, the SEC continues to ratchet up its enforcement against companies that fail to properly disclose their cybersecurity incidents and risks. By naming the SolarWinds CISO as a defendant, the SEC is reaching further down the executive chain of command than normally is the case and seeking individual…
