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Video shows immigration agents using facial recognition on minors, possibly violating Illinois law

Chicago paid $26.5M in overtime to employees who may not have been eligible, OIG report shows
The City of Chicago has paid $26.5 million dollars in overtime to employees who may not have been eligible, according to the Office of Inspector General.

Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes asks Trump administration to commute her prison sentence

Massive fire damage south suburban church; workers inside escape safely: Cook County sheriff

Gym teacher, basketball coach charged with rape of 14-year-old in New York City: Court documents
A basketball coach and gym teacher in New York City is under arrest and charged with raping one of his students, court documents showed.

What Happens When Your A.I. Chat Lives on the Blockchain?

10 Exhibitions Not to Miss During San Francisco Art Week

Bill Gates and OpenAI Join Forces to Launch A.I. Health Program in Africa

Adrian Parr’s Intimate Response to an Unthinkable World
“Futurity is not a fixed horizon but a collective invitation: to envision alternate realities, to remember that neither social conflict nor environmental degradation are inevitable,” she told Observer.

Zak Williams Brings His Mental Health Mission to This A.I. Startup: Interview
Robin Williams' son and mental health advocate Zak Williams is advising Headlamp Health to bring precision medicine and better outcomes to psychiatry.

Artist Kathleen Ryan’s Beautiful Blight
Ryan memorializes the mundane and the mortal in her engaging sculptural portraits of all things kitschy, immutable and abject.

