In 1976, BIC director Peter Byrne requested the FBI test a strange hair sample. “We do not often come across hair which we ...
The AI Tools Quietly Transforming Education in 2025 — And Why Educators Cannot Afford to Ignore Them
Artificial intelligence dominated headlines in 2023 and 2024 with generative text, image synthesis, and autonomous agents.
From futuristic ‘freedom cities’ to multipurpose medbeds, the president has no shortage of far-fetched pitches ...
When Claire Wilmot reviewed the Epstein files, she found persistent efforts to undermine the credibility of sexual abuse ...
The capacity is just not there ... to allow these individuals, these experts, these scientists, to do the work that they need ...
It was another 'quiet, piggy' week in an administration that is increasingly openly hostile to women in power.
Psychologist Brian Nosek’s latest work indicates that many results in the social sciences don’t stand up to immediate scrutiny. But that’s the beginning of a conversation, not the end, he explains to ...
The Epstein files are full of horrible abuses of power by the wealthy and well connected. They are also full of horrible spelling and punctuation. With scarcely a properly capitalized sentence to be ...
Matthew Schmitz is the editor of Compact. The scourge of rising antisemitism in recent years has found its latest manifestation in the government’s release of millions of files about sex offender ...
Billions of dollars are invested in science every year through philanthropy, with little legal or public scrutiny. Jeffrey Epstein utilized this to cultivate scientists and launder his reputation.
What began as a sex-trafficking investigation in Florida has gone on to spawn conspiracy theories and tarnish the legacies of influential people. By Michael LaForgia The release of millions of files ...
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