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Not All Heroes Wear Capes, but These Termites Did for Science
This study has everything: jumping spiders; insects donning striped and solid patterns; and evolutionary lessons about predators and prey.
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A Thanksgiving Lesson in Grace and Gratitude
A Thanksgiving lesson about grace, and the many people who feed us.
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I have too many friends, and I can’t keep up! Carolyn Hax readers give advice.
A couple feel swamped by friends, plans and group chats but fear cutting back and offending “all of these lovely people.”
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Cooking chat: We found a 2-year-old turkey in the freezer. Is it still good?
We answered nearly 150 of your questions about thawing, brining and cooking turkey, and so much more.
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What do I do about my reluctant reader?
Meghan Leahy, the Washington Post parenting advice columnist, parenting coach and former school counselor and Amy Joyce, On Parenting editor, take your questions.
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Nobody wanted Elvis the dog. Then a former Elvis impersonator saw him.
“I loved him immediately,” said Loren Agron, manager of a 1950s-themed diner in Chicago.
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Our best Thanksgiving leftovers recipes, including soup and sandwiches
Give Thanksgiving leftovers new life in these breakfast, lunch and dinner recipes.
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Five Days of Chaos: How Sam Altman Returned to OpenAI
On Friday, Mr. Altman was pushed out of the hot A.I. start-up he ran. But an intense pressure campaign and negotiations brought him back.
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The OpenAI Drama Has a Clear Winner: The Capitalists
The fight over OpenAI was at least partly about dueling visions of artificial intelligence. One side clearly won out.
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U.S. Gas Prices Drop Ahead of Thanksgiving Travel
With OPEC Plus members in disarray over production levels, oil prices have fallen nearly 20 percent in three months.