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Mobile phone shop staff ‘enabling Sim swap scams’
Staff in mobile phone shops have become key to the execution of "Sim swap" scams, Watchdog Live has discovered.
Activists and others are asking, ‘Is this anything?
One of my television heroes, former late-night host David Letterman — among the best interviewers in the business, especially these days, in his longer format — used to feature an occasional bit titled “Is This Anything?”
University program teaches faculty and staff how they ‘support racism and white supremacy’
Boise State to faculty and staff: Come learn how white people are racists’
Postdocs as Mentors
Study says that when it comes to everyday mentoring and training in the sciences, postdocs are the new PIs.
Prof: SpongeBob perpetuates ‘violent, racist’ acts against indigenous people
A professor at the University of Washington recently published an article in an academic journal about the children's cartoon “SpongeBob SquarePants,” claiming it perpetuates a legacy of violence against the indigenous people of the Pacific.
Citation diversity tied to medical research success
US NIH finding raises hopes of focused funding, but concerns of bandwagon outlook
China unveils plan to underpin industry, education integration
China published a plan on Oct 10 on advancing a national pilot program for the integration between industry and education to promote the development of education, talents and industry and high-quality economic growth.
Mastercard, eBay and Stripe pull out of Facebook’s Libra
Mastercard, eBay and payments firm Stripe have pulled out of Facebook’s embattled cryptocurrency project, Libra.
Survey finds college graduates struggle with basic civic literacy
A recent national survey shows a lack of basic knowledge of U.S. history and civics among Americans, with a number of respondents not knowing the current Supreme Court Chief Justice, or thinking Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez authored the New Deal instead of President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
