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The Justice Department is investigating Duke Law School's admissions practices for allegedly violating the Supreme Court's recent ruling against race-conscious college admissions.

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Kevlar-reinforced implants could accelerate bone healing, UWA researcher finds

Scitech · Sep 03, 2026

A West Australian biomedical engineer is testing Kevlar-enhanced carbon fibre implants to strengthen bone fracture repairs, potentially reducing healing time a…

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Scientists discover nuclear organization mechanism disrupted in Friedreich's ataxia

News-Medical · May 13, 2026

Researchers identified how gene positioning within the cell nucleus affects activity, discovering this mechanism is disrupted in Friedreich's ataxia and can be…

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Geoffrey Hinton advierte: la IA podría ser más inteligente que los humanos

Digital Trends Español · May 01, 2023

Geoffrey Hinton, ganador del Premio Turing y exjefe de IA en Google, advierte al New York Times que la IA podría ser más inteligente que los humanos, contrario…

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Hostin Questions Cornell Case Coverage, Cites Consent Evidence

Breitbart News Network · Sep 29, 2026

View host Sunny Hostin argues media is misreporting a Cornell University sexual assault case, stating the accused deserve due process and questioning whether c…

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Valenciano exam tests students on Estellés and Catalan theater in final PAU day

ABC · Jun 04, 2026

Valencia's 2026 university entrance exam (PAU) featured Valencian language tests covering works by Estellés and Joan Fuster, with questions on linguistics, lit…

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Daily Alcohol Consumption Linked to Increased Cancer Risk, Study Shows

Google News · Jun 06, 2026

New research warns that consuming one alcoholic drink daily increases cancer risk across 10 different types. The study challenges assumptions about moderate al…

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Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross Launches Third Re:Zero Collaboration

InvenGlobal · Apr 23, 2026

Netmarble announced a third collaboration between mobile RPG 'The Seven Deadly Sins: GRAND CROSS' and anime 'Re:Zero,' introducing three new SSR heroes and a s…

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Were baby boomers really history's luckiest generation?

BBC News · May 17, 2026

BBC analyst Evan Davis examines whether baby boomers were history's luckiest generation, analyzing university access, housing, and pensions to reveal complex i…

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Harvard commits $100M to document and address slavery's institutional legacy

Devdiscourse · Apr 27, 2022

Harvard University President Lawrence Bacow announced a $100 million endowed fund to research and document the university's historical ties to slavery, acknowl…

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Supermassive Black Hole Disks May Forge Millions of Planets and Stars

Sci.News · Aug 14, 2026

Astronomers propose that dust disks around supermassive black holes function as planet factories, potentially creating millions of planetary-mass objects throu…

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Tiroteio em universidade da Carolina do Sul deixa dois mortos e um ferido

G1 · Feb 13, 2026

Dois estudantes foram mortos e um ferido em tiroteio em dormitório da Universidade Estadual da Carolina do Sul. Campus permanece em lockdown enquanto autoridad…

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Teen charged in Las Vegas homeless woman's death; surveillance audio captured attack

Fox News · May 13, 2026

A 17-year-old Las Vegas high school student with a history of anger issues has been charged with murdering a 61-year-old homeless woman. Surveillance audio all…

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Cornell records reveal accuser's account of gang rape at fraternity house

San Diego Union-Tribune · Oct 02, 2026

Newly released Cornell University disciplinary records detail a woman's allegation that she was gang-raped at a fraternity house after being given ketamine, wi…

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Study links frequent cannabis use to elevated morning cortisol levels

Medical Xpress · Jul 22, 2026

Oregon State University research finds frequent cannabis users wake with elevated cortisol levels, suggesting potential dysregulation of stress-response system…

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Gene therapy reverses heart failure in pig trials, showing 30% improvement

UPI News · Dec 10, 2024

Experimental gene therapy targeting the cBIN1 protein reversed heart failure in laboratory pigs, achieving 30% improvement in heart function over six months—a…

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New dual-ended X-ray detector unlocks secrets of cosmic black holes and pulsars

researchmatters.in · Jun 16, 2026

Scientists from India and Stanford developed a dual-ended X-ray detector using Sodium Iodide crystals that dramatically reduces background noise, enabling prec…

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Apple's Back-to-School Deals Don't Always Require Student ID

Google News · Aug 14, 2026

Apple's 2026 Back-to-School campaign offers gift cards and discounts through September 24, with relaxed eligibility requirements that don't always require stud…

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Survey reveals persistent 'accent bias' in UK workplaces despite progress

BBC News · Aug 23, 2026

A BBC survey reveals accent bias persists in British workplaces, with 1 in 10 workers feeling anxious about their accent in professional settings. Regional acc…

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Nepal headteacher evacuates 900 children minutes before deadly flash flood

Google News · Aug 31, 2026

A headteacher in Nepal evacuated approximately 900 children minutes before a deadly flash flood destroyed the school, likely saving hundreds of lives through q…

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Cornell gang rape accuser told investigators she 'felt like bait' as attackers circled

Boulder Daily Camera · Oct 02, 2026

A woman who alleged she was gang-raped at a Cornell fraternity in October 2024 told investigators she 'felt like bait' as attackers surrounded her. Newly relea…

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Student Identifies Teacher's ADHD Through Writing Patterns, Sparks Online Discussion

Google News · Jun 04, 2026

A student recognized their teacher's ADHD based on observable writing characteristics, sparking online discussion about neurodivergence recognition and disclos…

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Study links social deprivation, transport density to higher suicide risk in England

Medical Xpress · Aug 15, 2025

A 20-year study of England found that areas with higher social deprivation and dense transport networks had increased suicide risk, while ethnic diversity and…

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No Andes hantavirus cases confirmed in US; cruise ship passengers monitored

ABC7 New York · May 16, 2026

The CDC confirmed no Andes hantavirus cases in the U.S. as 16 cruise ship passengers remain under monitoring in Nebraska. A New York high school student's susp…

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Army offers 4-day GTA VI pass to soldiers who reenlist for years

CBS News · Aug 19, 2026

A U.S. Army battalion in Georgia is offering active duty soldiers a four-day pass to play Grand Theft Auto VI as a reenlistment incentive, targeting gamers wit…

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Trocar 15 minutos de sono por atividade física reduz risco de câncer em 2%

Agora MT · Aug 16, 2026

Estudo da UCL com 59 mil pessoas mostra que substituir 15 minutos de sono ou sedentarismo por atividade física reduz risco de câncer em 2%, enquanto o inverso…

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Pope Leo XIV privately apologizes to Blackrock College abuse survivor David Ryan

Extra.ie · Feb 03, 2026

Pope Leo XIV privately apologized to David Ryan, a survivor of abuse by Spiritan clerics at Blackrock College in Dublin, in a 45-minute Vatican audience. Ryan…

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Julio La Sala, prominent UNCo sociologist and public university advocate, dies at 82

Diario Río Negro · May 29, 2026

Julio La Sala, influential sociology professor and former UNCo vice-rector, died at 82, leaving a legacy of academic leadership and human rights advocacy in Pa…

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Legal gap emerges as remote ship operators escape liability clarity in oil spill rules

Phys.org · Aug 21, 2026

International maritime law fails to clarify whether remote ship operators can be sued directly for negligence during oil spills, creating legal uncertainty as…

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Sono excessivo em idosos aumenta risco de perda de mobilidade, revela estudo

O GLOBO · Jun 23, 2026

Estudo de oito anos com 3 mil pessoas mostra que homens idosos que dormem mais de nove horas por noite têm maior risco de perder mobilidade e velocidade de mar…

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Scientists unlock Mount Etna's volcanic plumbing, revealing why eruptions vary from weeks to hours

Science Daily · Sep 14, 2026

Cornell researchers discovered Mount Etna eruptions follow dramatically different paths: some magma lingers weeks near the surface, while others race upward in…

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Electric contact lens could offer reversible alternative to LASIK eye surgery

Yahoo · Jun 02, 2026

Researchers are developing an electric contact lens that reshapes the cornea in one minute without cutting tissue, potentially offering a safer, cheaper altern…

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Madrid's 2026 University Entrance Exam: Spanish Literature Test Features Gómá, Pons

Cadena SER · Jun 01, 2026

Over 42,000 students in Madrid took the first day of university entrance exams (PAU), with Spanish Language and Literature featuring texts by authors Lola Pons…

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ULPGC Opens Modernized Archaeology Lab, Positioning Canary Islands as Global Research Hub

Agencia EFE · Nov 14, 2025

The University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria inaugurated a modernized archaeology laboratory with state-of-the-art equipment, positioning it as a leading inter…

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Cambridge's Youngest Black Professor Resigns Amid Credential Investigation

The New York Times · Aug 10, 2026

Jason Arday, Cambridge's youngest Black professor appointed in 2023, resigned after the university launched an investigation into his academic qualifications,…

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Researchers explore leaf protein as emergency food source for global catastrophes

Phys.org · Jun 13, 2026

UC researchers are developing methods to extract protein and sugar from plant leaves as a potential food source if global catastrophes disrupt conventional agr…

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Cornell Student Transforms Shame Into Action After Fraternity Party Assault

The New York Times · Oct 01, 2026

A Cornell University student initially felt embarrassed about an incident at a fraternity party in 2024 but eventually recognized it as sexual assault and deci…

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US Embassy launches English teaching program for Baguio educators

Manila Bulletin · May 25, 2026

The US Embassy's Regional English Language Office conducted a two-day workshop in Baguio City training 50 Filipino college instructors to teach technical subje…

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Cambridge Professor Jason Arday Found Dead After Plagiarism Row

BBC News · Aug 15, 2026

Jason Arday, Cambridge's youngest Black professor, has been found dead in London following a plagiarism row that led to his resignation. His family attributes…

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Denver Jewish community expresses concerns over local political candidate's rhetoric

Fox News · Aug 07, 2026

Fox News newsletter highlights escalating antisemitic incidents and rhetoric across the U.S., from Denver political races to campus discrimination and violent…

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ITE student's delivery rider film wins national award for capturing pandemic struggles

The New Paper · Aug 09, 2021

An ITE film student won Best Direction at ciNE65 awards for a short film about delivery riders' struggles during COVID-19, drawing from his own experience work…

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French Schools Shut as Riot Police Clash With Students in Ongoing Paris Protests

CBS News · Oct 09, 2026

Nationwide student and labor protests in France have persisted for three weeks, prompting school closures and clashes between riot police and students in Paris.

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Queda de 15% na força do aperto de mão alerta para risco de mobilidade em idosos

CNN Brasil · Aug 21, 2026

Estudo de 12 anos com 4.541 idosos mostra que redução de 15% na força de preensão manual, mesmo acima dos limites normais, indica risco de lentidão na caminhad…

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Consciousness May Not Be Exclusive to Earth's Biology, Philosophers Argue

Sci.News · Jun 17, 2026

Philosophers argue consciousness is substrate-flexible and could arise in radically different physical materials across the cosmos, potentially in extraterrest…

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UPV propone a Geely impartir enseñanzas en la factoría de Almussafes

Valencia Plaza · Sep 21, 2026

La Universitat Politècnica de València abre su primer campus en Hangzhou, China, con diez programas académicos y casi 400 alumnos. El rector anuncia planes de…

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Planetary Flybys May Have Triggered Earth's Mass Extinctions, New Theory Proposes

SciTechDaily · Jul 11, 2026

A speculative paper proposes that gravitational tidal effects from wandering planetary-mass objects may have triggered Earth's major mass extinctions, offering…

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Counterions Unlock New Electronic Behaviors in Molecular Materials

phys.org · Sep 24, 2026

Japanese researchers demonstrate that counterions can actively control electron transfer and photophysical properties in π-electronic systems, enabling new des…

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U.Porto nutrition school launches experimental canteen-lab for healthy comfort food

SAPO · May 28, 2026

University of Porto's nutrition faculty will open an experimental bar-cantina next academic year to create healthy comfort food and multicultural meals, blendi…

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Expert explains column buckling at Manhattan construction site

CBS News · Jul 08, 2026

A high-rise construction site in Midtown Manhattan experienced structural failures with buckling columns, multiple cracks, and sagging floors, prompting buildi…

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Cuba suspends higher education entrance exams due to energy crisis

Escambray · May 20, 2026

Cuba's government has suspended entrance exams for higher education due to worsening energy blockade conditions, instead using student academic averages for ad…

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Early immune maturation helps toads survive deadly fungus outbreaks

Phys.org · Jul 15, 2026

Researchers discovered that amphibian populations recover from deadly chytrid fungus outbreaks when toads develop immune defenses earlier, during tadpole stage…

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