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Tensions Boil Over: Pro-Palestinian Demonstrations Spark Arrests at Top US Colleges
Tensions flare across America's prestigious university campuses as pro-Palestinian demonstrations intensify, sparking clashes with authorities and raising concerns about campus safety and freedom of expression.
If Ukraine falls, Russia will ‘directly menace the European NATO members’
He may study the past but does not hesitate to comment on the present or make predictions about the future.
SYRIZA MP staying put
SYRIZA lawmaker Othon Iliopoulos on Thursday refuted rumors that he was planning to give up his seat in Parliament due to his professional obligations.
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NY museum closes Native American halls
New York's American Museum of Natural History closed two halls featuring Native American objects starting on Jan. 27 acknowledging the exhibits are "severely outdated" and contain culturally sensitive items.
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Harvard president says she was ousted by 'lies, insults'
Harvard University's former president said Wednesday following her resignation that she made mistakes but insisted she was the target of a sustained campaign of lies and personal insults.
Claudine Gay stepped down Tuesday after coming under ferocious attack over plagiarism accusations and her response to pro-Palestinian demonstrations on campus amid the Israel-Hamas war.
Research reveals How Adults Understand What Kids are Saying
When babies first start talking, their vocabulary is extremely limited. One of the first sounds babies make is "da," which could mean dad, a dog, a dot, or nothing at all.
Scientist’s deep dive for alien life leaves his peers dubious
On Jan. 8, 2014, a fireball from space blazed through Earth's atmosphere and crashed into the sea, north of Manus Island off the northeastern coast of Papua New Guinea. Its location, velocity and brightness were recorded by US government sensors and quietly tucked away in a database of similar events.
Turkish Harvard graduate accepted to Oxford
A Turkish student, who recently graduated from Harvard University after earning a scholarship in 2018, has now been accepted into an Oxford University master's program.
In 2018, Harvard University accepted Uluç Kadıoğlu with a scholarship for his study on microscopic worms showing that the use of diabetes and heart medication together increases the risk of cancer.
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Americans to star at Thessaloniki Book Fair
American literature will be the special focus at this year's 19th Thessaloniki Book Fair on May 4-7, which will feature authors, translators and professionals from around 40 countries and a rich program of events.
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AI could generate new forms of intelligence – and stupidity
Are we experiencing the end of the dominance of the human species? The expansion of artificial intelligence and its progeny, such as ChatGPT, are raising multiple existential questions for humanity.