Readers react to an award for a law student’s essay claiming that the rights recognized in the Constitution apply only to ...

Iran launching an attack on a US air base in Qatar dominates the front pages of Irish newspapers on Tuesday. The Irish Times leads with the attack, adding that Qatar appeared to have advance warning ...

Iran launching an attack on a US air base in Qatar dominates the front pages of Irish newspapers on Tuesday. The Irish Times leads with the attack, adding that Qatar appeared to have advance warning ...

A range of stories feature on the front pages of Irish newspapers on Friday. The Irish Times leads with a story on the director of the Arts Council, Maureen Kennelly, saying she wanted to stay in ...

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The murder of Michael Gaine and rising rents make the front pages of Monday's papers. The Irish Times leads with the average rent now exceeding €2,000 for the first time, according to the Daft ...

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology said Friday it can no longer stand behind a widely circulated paper on artificial intelligence written by a doctoral student in its economics program.

Once I decided I wanted NotebookLM to help me with the topic, I went in search of string theory content (there's a lot more of it online than you might think), quickly stumbling on this 218-page ...

One Jewish student from UWA, who did not want to be named, described the front page as “deeply unsettling”. She said Jewish students already felt threatened and excluded at university campuses.

Earlier this month, The Post spotted one of its front pages – the one showing Trump’s Georgia mug shot – hanging on a wall just outside the Oval Office.

These fake papers are slowing research that has helped millions of people with lifesaving medicine and therapies, from cancer to COVID-19.

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