Clockshop’s Kite Festival returns May 9 to Los Angeles State Historic Park. Don't have a kite? On Sunday, The Times published ...

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People are starting to emulate AI as to how they think AI thinks. But this is quite problematic. An AI Insider analysis and ...

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The cornerstone of the Federal Building was laid in 1902 “with most solemn and impressive ceremonies." The structure remains ...

This was the legendary pleater Kyriacos Hadjikyriacou, universally known as Kyri. He removed a piece of silk from between a pair of cardboard patterns that were folded into an intricate design which ...

There’s a ton of stuff to do in Tampa Bay this week, including the first of two Heated Rivalry parties this month, sunflower ...

Japan is drowning in visitors. But two hours west in Kurashiki, the Edo period is intact, the canals are uncrowded and the ...

If you’ve ever found something at a secondhand store and wondered where it came from and why someone let it go, a new shop in St. Paul might satisfy your curiosity.

Check out what's on tap at area museums and galleries.

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