Alcorn State University history professor Jason Gibson wanted to see the extent to which students were using AI to cheat on an exam. He set up a clever trap. "A discussion post on his exam about the Industrial Revolution contained white text on the white ... See more
Every major social/political movement over the last 125 years has inevitably split in two because of ambition, policy, tactical disagreements, and personality conflicts. Advertisement In Russia, it was the Bolsheviks and the Mensheviks. The two factions o... See more
Mohamed Atta, the triggerman of the 9/11 assault on America, was not motivated by a grievance against the U.S. or the West. He didn't like the culture that allowed women and men to mingle freely, but that's not what he died for. Advertisement In 1996, Att... See more
Cardinal Blase Cupich of the Chicago Archdiocese, the Carmelite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm, the Little Sisters of the Poor Chicago Province, and a downstate pharmacist are among plaintiffs in a sweeping lawsuit challenging the new Illinois End-of-Lif... See more
Iran made the mistake of attacking a United States naval vessel twice over the previous two days, leading to a "non-proportionate response." CENTCOM forces destroyed five Iranian crude oil carriers, Sept. 8, after the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IR... See more
