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US Police Arrest Dozens From Pro-Palestinian University Encampment: Report
Washington police cleared an encampment of pro-Palestinian protesters at George Washington University on Wednesday, authorities said, making several pre-dawn arrests.
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"Defamed By ChatGPT": US Law Professor Claims AI Chatbot Falsely Accused Him Of Sexual Assault
OpenAI's chatbot ChatGPT falsely accused a US law professor by including him in a generated list of legal scholars who had sexually harassed someone.
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Indian American Ignored Man's Catcalls. So He Killed Her: Prosecutors
Ruth George, a physical therapy student, wanted to help other people heal, her family said in the wake of her death.
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"Run, Hide Or Fight": False Alert Causes Panic At US University
An alert buzzed on cellphones and computers Tuesday morning, warning of an active threat to George Mason University: "Mason Alert: A person with a weapon is on the Fairfax Campus. RUN, HIDE, or FIGHT," the email began.
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Indian Embassy To Impart Free Hindi Classes At US University
Aiming at promoting Hindi in the US, the Indian embassy in Washington will impart free Hindi classes to the students of the prestigious George Washington University on popular demand.
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Blood Clot Formed In Exact Shape Of A Lung Passage. Man Coughed It Out
The patient had come in for heart failure, and physicians at the University of California at San Francisco had an aggressive plan to help.
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George Washington University Students Allege "Prisonlike", "Sexually Hostile" Workplace
Five students are suing George Washington University, alleging that a man who worked at an institute at the school raped female student-employees and bragged in the workplace about sexual encounters.
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Former George Washington Student Sues School, Alleging Botched Sexual Assault Case
A former George Washington University student sued her alma mater Friday, claiming the school mishandled her sexual assault case, an allegation that came as schools and students nationwide continue to struggle with concerns over campus sexual violence.
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Preparing for Your Dream Job? Opt for an In-Person Interview
When it comes to facing a job interview, better go in-person instead of a video-based or other technology-mediated interviews, if you have the options, new research suggests.
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PTSD Nation? US Shootings Inflict Growing Mental Toll
Mass shootings from Newtown to San Bernardino are weighing ever more heavily on Americans, with signs of post-traumatic stress spreading far beyond the circle of survivors and loved ones, experts say.
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New Species Of 'Horned' Dinosaur Discovered
Scientists have discovered a new species of 'horned' plant-eating dinosaur in China, suggesting the Jurassic period may have had more species diversity than previously thought.
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New Link in Humans, Apes Evolution Found
Researchers have identified a new species of small ape that existed before the evolutionary split of humans/great apes (hominids) and gibbons (the 'lesser apes' or hylobatids).
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Barack Obama to Evoke Ghosts of Kennedy, Iraq War in New Iran Plea
President Barack Obama will present the Iran nuclear debate as the most momentous US foreign policy decision since the Iraq war Wednesday, in a fresh bid to win support of the deal.
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Ambitious Trade Talks Head to Hawaii for Final Stage
Negotiators from the US, Japan and 10 other Pacific Rim countries could put the finishing touches on the most ambitious trade and investment deal in decades when they meet this week in Hawaii.
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NASA Spacecraft Shows Pluto Wrapped in Haze, Ice Flows
A stunning silhouette of Pluto taken by NASA's New Horizons spacecraft after it shot past the icy orb last week show an extensive layer of atmospheric haze, while close-up pictures of the ground reveal flows of nitrogen ice, scientists said on Friday.
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US Police Arrest Dozens From Pro-Palestinian University Encampment: Report
Washington police cleared an encampment of pro-Palestinian protesters at George Washington University on Wednesday, authorities said, making several pre-dawn arrests.
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"Defamed By ChatGPT": US Law Professor Claims AI Chatbot Falsely Accused Him Of Sexual Assault
OpenAI's chatbot ChatGPT falsely accused a US law professor by including him in a generated list of legal scholars who had sexually harassed someone.
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Indian American Ignored Man's Catcalls. So He Killed Her: Prosecutors
Ruth George, a physical therapy student, wanted to help other people heal, her family said in the wake of her death.
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"Run, Hide Or Fight": False Alert Causes Panic At US University
An alert buzzed on cellphones and computers Tuesday morning, warning of an active threat to George Mason University: "Mason Alert: A person with a weapon is on the Fairfax Campus. RUN, HIDE, or FIGHT," the email began.
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Indian Embassy To Impart Free Hindi Classes At US University
Aiming at promoting Hindi in the US, the Indian embassy in Washington will impart free Hindi classes to the students of the prestigious George Washington University on popular demand.
-
Blood Clot Formed In Exact Shape Of A Lung Passage. Man Coughed It Out
The patient had come in for heart failure, and physicians at the University of California at San Francisco had an aggressive plan to help.
-
George Washington University Students Allege "Prisonlike", "Sexually Hostile" Workplace
Five students are suing George Washington University, alleging that a man who worked at an institute at the school raped female student-employees and bragged in the workplace about sexual encounters.
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Former George Washington Student Sues School, Alleging Botched Sexual Assault Case
A former George Washington University student sued her alma mater Friday, claiming the school mishandled her sexual assault case, an allegation that came as schools and students nationwide continue to struggle with concerns over campus sexual violence.
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Preparing for Your Dream Job? Opt for an In-Person Interview
When it comes to facing a job interview, better go in-person instead of a video-based or other technology-mediated interviews, if you have the options, new research suggests.
-
PTSD Nation? US Shootings Inflict Growing Mental Toll
Mass shootings from Newtown to San Bernardino are weighing ever more heavily on Americans, with signs of post-traumatic stress spreading far beyond the circle of survivors and loved ones, experts say.
-
New Species Of 'Horned' Dinosaur Discovered
Scientists have discovered a new species of 'horned' plant-eating dinosaur in China, suggesting the Jurassic period may have had more species diversity than previously thought.
-
New Link in Humans, Apes Evolution Found
Researchers have identified a new species of small ape that existed before the evolutionary split of humans/great apes (hominids) and gibbons (the 'lesser apes' or hylobatids).
-
Barack Obama to Evoke Ghosts of Kennedy, Iraq War in New Iran Plea
President Barack Obama will present the Iran nuclear debate as the most momentous US foreign policy decision since the Iraq war Wednesday, in a fresh bid to win support of the deal.
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Ambitious Trade Talks Head to Hawaii for Final Stage
Negotiators from the US, Japan and 10 other Pacific Rim countries could put the finishing touches on the most ambitious trade and investment deal in decades when they meet this week in Hawaii.
-
NASA Spacecraft Shows Pluto Wrapped in Haze, Ice Flows
A stunning silhouette of Pluto taken by NASA's New Horizons spacecraft after it shot past the icy orb last week show an extensive layer of atmospheric haze, while close-up pictures of the ground reveal flows of nitrogen ice, scientists said on Friday.
