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The 2025 Chemistry Faculty Jobs List (curated by Andrew Spaeth and myself) has 313 research/teaching positions and 26 teaching positions. 

Physicists have detected a long-sought particle process that may suggest new forces and particles exist in the universe

New Mexico has claimed the social-media company’s product features and enforcement gaps have made its platform a haven for child predation and blackmail.

I mean, it’s one kidney. What could it cost?

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More hockey against the Red Wings.

Between November 2022 and May 2024, the Fondation Maeght conducted significant building works for the first time since its opening. Respecting the original building by Josep Lluís Sert, four new rooms will be inaugurated in June 2024 for the foundation's 60th anniversary. These rooms embody a new era for the Fondation Maeght. Inspired by large American foundations, the visionary couple Marguerite and Aimé Maeght - printers and gallery owners for some of the most important artists of the 20th century... Читать дальше...

At the annual meeting of the Property and Freedom Society in Bodrum, Turkey.

Former President Jimmy Carter is getting a White House-sized salute to mark his 100th birthday, with a display honoring his history-making centenarian status. A "100" installation was unveiled on the North Lawn at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. on Tuesday, timed to coincide with Carter officially hitting the milestone birthday. "Happy Birthday President Carter," a message alongside the triple...

Republicans are open to raising the state and local tax (SALT) deduction cap that the party championed and put in place under former President Trump seven years ago as they aim to win total control of government in 2024. The issue is especially potent in higher-tax blue states like California and New York that have...

Vice President Harris and former President Trump are heading into October locked in a tight race with no clear favorite, leaving both teams looking for how to break through. Polls show both candidates are largely stalled at a near tie in the critical battleground states that will help determine who will next occupy the White...

In an interview with Vanity Fair about her new book, Abortion: Our Bodies, Their Lies, and the Truths We Use to Win, Valenti discusses whom she’s writing to, how the right is forecasting its next move, and why she’s never bought into the mainstream framing of abortion rights.

Kendall Jenner dominated the sidewalk this season, hitting the streets of Paris in a litany of looks, from vintage Alaïa to The Row.

From her flinty Miss Jean Brodie to the deliciously scathing Lady Violet Crawley in “Downton Abbey.”

Which look from spring 2025 are all the stars texting their stylists about?

We spoke of our workouts with gallows humor: Who cared about exercise when your kids were dead?

As Paris Fashion Week winds down, Nicole Phelps and Virginia Smith discuss the highlights of a jam-packed season.

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The LPGA is still competing in its season-long race, so here is an update on the rankings and schedule.

Of course, the Trump and Harris presidential campaigns are online in 2024. But are they Too Online? Are they mistaking memes for momentum?

My neighborhood, just outside of Washington, DC, has a strong sense of local community. I know the people on our block, and I love bumping into folks—at PTA meetings, sports outings, or the grocery store. My neighborhood has quaint traditions: We celebrate holidays with cookie exchanges. Local groups play music on front lawns in the Read more...

When Jimmy Carter spoke about his faith in Christ while campaigning for president in 1976, many evangelicals were ecstatic.  No previous presidential candidate had claimed to be “born again” or spoken so openly about his relationship with Jesus. Nor had any welcomed journalists to his adult Sunday school class, which Carter continued to teach even Read more...

Top stories from the Russian press on Tuesday, October 1st

Vice presidential nominees J.D. Vance and Tim Walz are debating tonight. Let's follow along together!

Last week, the topic of fall colors was discussed in this seasonal column.

Brian Armstrong has become a familiar face—or should we say pate—in the U.S. Capitol. The 41-year-old billionaire CEO of Coinbase, the nation’s largest cryptocurrency exchange by a country mile, has regularly traveled to Washington since at least 2018 to lobby members of Congress for friendly regulations for his industry. He was back on the Hill in June, donning a slim black suit—rather than his usual black t-shirt and black slacks—for a 48-hour bipartisan blitz. And it’s safe to say that he has never been more popular there. Читать дальше...

Assessing Kamala Harris’s economic plan, released last week to little fanfare, in the context of her campaign against Donald Trump reminds me how Alan Bennett answered the actor Ian McKellen when McKellen asked the famously solitary playwright whether he was straight or gay. “That’s a bit,” Bennett protested, “like asking a man crawling across the Sahara whether he would prefer Perrier or Malvern water.” You, dear reader, might answer the same when I state that I prefer President Joe Biden’s economic... Читать дальше...