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Wave of AI cheating at university

The Psychologist Behind the Stanford Experiment is Dead
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The Psychologist Behind the Stanford Experiment is Dead

Psychology Professor Philip Zimbardo has passed away, reports AP. He was best known for the so-called Stanford experiment, which he and a group of researchers at the prestigious university carried out in 1971
Researchers: More people than expected may have three penises
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Researchers: More people than expected may have three penises

Medical students in the UK stumbled upon an unexpected discovery when they examined a body donated to science. The man in question had triphallia - that is, three penises
Swedish universities climb the most in world rankings
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Swedish universities climb the most in world rankings

Europe is losing ground to Asia in the ranking of the world's best universities. But Swedish higher education institutions are climbing the most on the list when Times Higher Education ranks the 2,000 best in the world
Norway raises threat level – police armed
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Norway raises threat level – police armed

The threats against Jewish and Israeli targets in Norway have increased further, announces the Norwegian security police PST. Therefore, the terror threat level in the country is raised from medium-high to high and the police are armed nationally
So Trump Lures Young Men Through Fighting
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So Trump Lures Young Men Through Fighting

At the beginning of the 00s, the former president saved UFC from going under. Ahead of the presidential election in the USA in November, the combat sports organization has become the extended arm of the Donald Trump campaign
Ahmad in Gaza: Everyone has forgotten us
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Ahmad in Gaza: Everyone has forgotten us

When the war in Gaza broke out, Ahmad Ashour's daughter Laure had just started school. Now she has missed almost an entire school year - and her father hasn't seen his seven-year-old in nearly six months
Left Beirut for Sweden: "Everything is destroyed"
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Left Beirut for Sweden: "Everything is destroyed"

Zeinab Halawi, 29 years old, stands at an airport in Iraq with a one-way ticket to Sweden. In war-torn Lebanon, she has left a bombed-out company and a home with shattered windows
Marine Le Pen in court – may be barred from presidential election
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Marine Le Pen in court – may be barred from presidential election

Allegations of fraud with EU funds can stop the far-right Marine Le Pen from the next presidential election in France. The trial that is now starting may still come to benefit her far-right party in public opinion
Researchers: Giant Boost Required for CCS Technology
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Researchers: Giant Boost Required for CCS Technology

It has been pointed out as a climate savior. But the new technology for carbon dioxide capture is developing too slowly, researchers warn
The Terror in Beirut: "Preparing for the Worst"
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The Terror in Beirut: "Preparing for the Worst"

The latest Israeli attacks in Lebanon have killed over 550 people, including 50 children. At the same time as the Lebanese fear of a full-scale war grows, solidarity is great with those who have been forced to leave their homes
Russian Spies Build Fake Lives in the Long Term
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Russian Spies Build Fake Lives in the Long Term

They pretend to be someone else and start a family as a facade. The children are not to know until the game is over
So the python's heart copes with the feast
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So the python's heart copes with the feast

When a meal is swallowed, the python's heart swells up. New knowledge about how it happens can in the long run help people with cardiovascular disease, researchers hope
Two Swedish universities among the world's 100 best
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Two Swedish universities among the world's 100 best

Denmark wants to attract more Africans
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Denmark wants to attract more Africans

Denmark wants to attract more Africans to study at the country's universities and higher education institutions. Europe needs more people if we don't want to fall behind in the global economy, the government emphasizes
Three years with the Taliban: Forced labor and secret schools
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Three years with the Taliban: Forced labor and secret schools

Millions and millions of teaching hours have been lost for girls in Afghanistan since the Taliban regained power in Afghanistan three years ago. Not attending school increases the risk of both child labor and forced marriage
After Gaza Protests – Columbia Rector Resigns
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After Gaza Protests – Columbia Rector Resigns

Minouche Shafik, the rector of the prestigious Columbia University in New York, is leaving. Columbia was one of several American universities that were shaken during the spring by extensive protests against Israel's war in Gaza
Whales dive synchronously despite many miles in between
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Whales dive synchronously despite many miles in between

Green whales dive synchronously despite distances of up to ten miles between them, according to a study conducted by Danish, Greenlandic, and Japanese researchers.
Harris' path to power – can she defeat Trump?
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Harris' path to power – can she defeat Trump?

Kamala Harris has shattered the glass ceiling several times during her career. But who is she really – the former senator, prosecutor, and daughter of Jamaican and Indian immigrants who could become the USA's first female president?
Four stolen houses found south of Stockholm
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Four stolen houses found south of Stockholm

After 200 Years of Controversy: How Humans Wiped Out the Giant Animals
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After 200 Years of Controversy: How Humans Wiped Out the Giant Animals

Not so very long ago, at the end of the last ice age, the earth was full of large animals – mammoths, mastodons, giant sloths and giant rodents. Then they suddenly disappeared completely
Unusual stone from Mars baffles researchers
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Unusual stone from Mars baffles researchers

NASA's spacecraft Perseverance has found a stone on Mars that can show that there have been microorganisms on the planet billions of years ago.
Karaoke reveals – it makes us blush
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Karaoke reveals – it makes us blush

A heat that rises over the cheeks and the feeling of just wanting to disappear. Everyone has probably experienced uncontrollably starting to blush
The Olympics Begin – with Barriers and Empty Hotel Rooms
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The Olympics Begin – with Barriers and Empty Hotel Rooms

The Olympics in Paris don't seem to be a cash cow for the tourist industry. In some cases, the opposite
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