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No Shelf Control, St. Augustine’s newest book getaway, has opened on Market Street in Palencia. Tally Fischer, owner, operator and book aficionado, has created a haven for anyone looking for a cozy, ...

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AI was supposed to raise the quality bar. Instead, it may have lowered it. OpenAI’s latest shift makes generating content faster, cheaper, and harder to filter. This video breaks down how “slop at ...

Judith Enck, whose new book "The Problem with Plastic" confronts one of the defining environmental issues of our time. Enck brings decades of experience - from her work at the EPA to her leadership of ...

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The NYT 's latest daily word game has launched in association with The Athletic, the New York Times property that provides ...