When companies run into trouble, the C-suite often defaults to secrecy, sharing updates on a need-to-know basis. But when that happens, people make stuff up to fill the information vacuum—and it ...

Joe Rogan's podcast guest, Dr. Suzanne Humphries, suggested that a chemical in certain vaccines could supposedly trigger long-term food allergies. Their discussion, which transpired on episode ...

Suzanne Collins originally wrote the Hunger Games books because she wanted to explore just war theory. “Just war theory has evolved over thousands of years in an attempt to define what ...

Our critic calls his survey “scintillating and sweeping.” Jack Whitten, “9.11.01” (2006), a 20-foot-long memorial to the destruction of the World Trade Center on 9/11, an event that he ...

Suzanne Somers was reunited with her widower, Alan Hamel, via artificial intelligence. A robotic replica of the late actress — who died in October 2023, just one day before her 77th birthday ...

Alan Hamel got to 'reunite' with his late wife, Suzanne Somers, two years after her passing, through an AI robot. In a video clip of the same obtained by Us Weekly, the replica can be heard telling ...

In a surprise move on Sunday, the Conservative Party of Canada announced that Steve Kent (left) will be the acclaimed candidate for the riding of Avalon. The decision ended an energetic nomination ...

An AI replica of Suzanne Somers had a conversation with the late actress’ husband Alan Hamel just over two years after her death. “Meeting you was like a breath of fresh air,” the replica ...

New mom Hailey Bieber can’t believe how fast time flies. The model, 28, posted a new photo of her baby boy, Jack Blues, via Instagram Stories on Saturday, March 22, marking the little one ...

Suzanne P. Welsh, 71, of Swarthmore, innovative retired vice president of finance and treasurer at Swarthmore College, former chair of investment committees at the William Penn Foundation and the ...

In her wide-ranging book, Suzanne O'Sullivan suggests that this glut of ill health has been driven by a culture of "overdiagnosis". Rather than actually "getting sicker", she writes, we are ...