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a16z has venture scouts scattered across Europe
Despite news that Andreessen Horowitz closed its London crypto-focused office, the VC giant has dozens of scouts across Europe looking
Marianne Faithfull, 1960s Pop Chanteuse, Dies at 78
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Empathy for immigrants sounds like Christianity 101. Here’s why some say it’s a sin.
(RNS) — When Bishop Mariann Budde stood in the pulpit at the Washington National Cathedral at an inauguration week prayer
Amazon cuts jobs in Sustainability department
Amazon is eliminating a small number of roles in its Communications and Sustainability departments, according to an internal memo viewed
Boom goes supersonic and Elon promises a self-driving service by summer
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Anglican priest Calvin Robinson defrocked over Nazi-like salute
(RNS) — It’s still a matter of debate whether the salute performed by Elon Musk at an Inauguration Day speech
How Bitcoin Empowers Women
I was recently having a conversation with a friend in Kenya who described how difficult it was for women in
Waymo employees can hail fully autonomous rides in Atlanta now
Waymo said it is launching fully driverless robotaxi rides for employees in Atlanta, an important step before the company opens
Microsoft signs massive carbon credit deal with reforestation startup Chestnut Carbon
Microsoft announced Thursday that it’s buying over 7 million tons of carbon credits from Chestnut Carbon. The 25-year deal would