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A diesel-powered mystery (opens the original)
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On the evening of Sept. 29, 1913, Rudolf Diesel boarded the steamer SS Dresden in Antwerp for a brief trip to England, where he planned to visit a factory that produced his invention. After dining onboard, Diesel retired to his cabin. But when the ship arrived the next morning, he had vanished. Diesel resurfaced in headlines across the U.S. this week. The fuel named after him had hit an all-time, national-average high of $6.40 a gallon at the pump, up more than 70 percent from a year ago. The on
All the presidentâs hair (opens the original)
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When President Donald Trump stepped off Air Force One the other day in Morristown, N.J., for a weekend of golf at his nearby Bedminster resort, he was a changed man. Gone were the golden strands of his trademark comb-over, replaced by a thick carpet of dark brown hair. It was parted, surprisingly, on the right side of his scalp, having migrated from its usual home on the left. Clearly, something was afoot, if not ahead. In my search for an answer, I combed through the history of presidential hai
A matter of life and debt (opens the original)
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You know me: I provide investors with a view to a killing, or at least making one in the markets. I am on His Majestyâs fiscal service, which tends to behave like tomorrow never dies â at least when it comes to lethal budget deficits. No matter how recklessly our elected leaders spend and borrow, they somehow assume that the great American money machine will always live to die another day. Well, they seem to forget that I also have a license to kill. Nowadays, Iâm working to make sure thes
Fighting with a friend in faceoff with Canada (opens the original)
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In Michael Mooreâs deliriously awful 1995 comedy âCanadian Bacon,â a U.S. president tries to shore up his sagging popularity by essentially declaring war on our friendly neighbor to the north. There is no evidence the film inspired President Donald Trumpâs current assault on Canada, but that effort will likely be a disaster, too. After trade talks broke down last week, Trump imposed tariffs of up to 50 percent on hundreds of Canadian products, from honey to hockey sticks. In retaliation,
Hey, Siri â is artificial intelligence a threat? (opens the original)
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So, Iâm driving down the interstate and need to make a pit stop. As I approach the exit, my steering wheel freezes up. I hit the brakes, to no effect. Panic rising, I tell the carâs voice assistant to pull over. It responds in a soft and friendly tone: âIâm sorry, Don, but Iâm afraid I canât do that. Itâs not part of the mission.â Thatâs when I wake up. Ever since I saw an HBO rerun of Stanley Kubrickâs 1968 film â2001: A Space Odyssey,â featuring a polite but frightening
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