Students Sue Government After Teacher Takes Paper 90 Seconds Early
South Korean students sued the government after their teacher took the exam paper 90 seconds before the end time.
South Korean students sued the government after their teacher took the exam paper 90 seconds before the end time.
A research study published in the Nature journal disproved previous estimations about the capacity of oceans to absorb carbon.
A former US Ambassador and National Security Council official has been charged with espionage for secretly working for the Cuban government.
Protesters were forcibly removed from the room when they started shouting slogans and raised red hands.
A famous YouTuber has formally apologized after uploading a video where he evaded train fees.
Palmer Luckey, the founder of Anduril, Luckey said AI powered chatbots like ChatGPT are making politicians more interested in developing AI weapon systems.
The United Kingdom’s bee population has been under threat from the dramatic rise of Asian hornets. Experts are worried about the catastrophic consequences Asia hornets could pose to the local ecosystem. The dangerous insects have already arrived in the UK after taking over most of Europe.
A Quran neatly preserved in the Auwal Mosque in Cape Town, South Africa, tells a unique story of resistance and oppression. The Quran was written by an Imam of a mosque known as Abdullah ibn Qadi Abdus Salaam, from his memory while he was exiled to South Africa from Indonesia.
A vegetarian mother from Florida has sued a bakery owner for branding her a “cake thief” in its posters. Margarita Sciapin filed a lawsuit against the local French Bakery in Boca Raton, who intentionally branded her a thief, leaving her distressed and hospitalized.
Ukrainian secret service (SBU) said they have arrested two Russian spies plotting to assassinate Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. The female Russian informants were arrested from Ukraine’s eastern Donetsk region, officials said.
A US based technology startup is genetically engineering trees to capture more carbon dioxide and live longer than traditional trees. The U.S. climate technology startup Living Carbon is producing trees that can absorb 53% more biomass with more efficient photosynthesis.
New research has revealed the adverse effects deep mining has on marine life. Deep mining has been criticized for putting millions of marine species at risk of extinction, but no regulatory measures have been undertaken so far. The new research uncovered a rapid decline in fish population in mining zones within a few months.