Photo: Culture Club / Getty Images. Not anymore. A newly discovered fragment of a 17th-century letter is rewriting what we know of the Shakespeares’ marriage. The playwright, it turned out ...

In response to Alex Kohanik’s letter to the editor (“Speed limit not the problem,” April 23), a recent accident on Wellington Crescent was caused by a young driver and sadly, the cyclist was ...

Your April 21 article by John Stanton of Gambit Weekly about Festival International in Lafayette contains lots of accurate, positive information. Unfortunately, it also harbors some potentially ...

The NDP is funny when it talks of “freedom of choice” in Canada or any of the provinces. So far as the abortion debate goes that is where it ends — freedom of choice — and there is to be ...

Guest: Robert Ovetz is a lecturer in Political Science and Public Administration at San José State University. He writes about the politics of the labor movement, work, and the crisis of capitalism at ...

The key to artistic achievement isn’t about technology but the way artists apply it to express our humanity. The reason you are reading this letter from me today is that I was bored 30 years ago.

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THE recent Hari Raya celebrations saw a new trend ripple across social media. Alongside traditional family photos and festive greetings were artificial intelligence or AI-generated portraits of ...

ARTIFICIAL intelligence (AI) has undeniably transformed the way we live, work and create. However, its increasing ability to replicate human creativity raises serious ethical concerns, especially ...

Thank you for your letter, Jessica. We’re glad you enjoyed the article. Perhaps we should not wait for the government to do things for us. Rather, we should find these interesting artists and ...