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In recent years, journalists, researchers and even company insiders have accused platforms of allowing hate speech to flourish, particularly on the far right.

Kroll, the leading provider of data, technology and insights related to risk, governance and growth, today announced that Joshua Tucker has joined Kroll as a Senior Advisor and Kroll Institute Fellow.

Indian scientists have developed a plasma-based disinfectant which could act as a green decontaminant for COVID-19. The disinfectant has been generated with the help of cold atmospheric pressure plasma (CAP). 

Japan is trying to carve a niche in "regenerative medicine" by culturing healthy cells to replace diseased, injured or non-functioning ones.

The University of New Mexico Institute for Medieval Studies (IMS) will host its first live spring lecture series since the beginning of the pandemic. Re-Envisioning the Middle Ages will be the theme of the second annual Helen Damico Memorial Lecture...

In the last seven years, scientists at the LIGO-Virgo collaboration have detected at least 90 gravitational wave signals. Gravitational waves are perturbations in the fabric of spacetime that race outwards from cataclysmic events like the merger of b

The actor, 51, sported a bold mustache and 1950s brown military attire as he embodied his character of Lieutenant General Leslie Groves for the much-anticipated biopic.

Range of accusations against Bat Sheva Marcus, sex therapist and former board chair of the Jewish Orthodox Feminist Alliance, were kept quiet for years due to employees' NDAs

Seven years ago, Clem Sunter raised several questions surrounding the possibility of nuclear conflict between Russia and the United States. The questions, in light of the recent Ukraine invasion, remain valid.

Bat Sheva Marcus, the Orthodox sex therapist and co-founder of the Jewish Orthodox Feminist Alliance, published an essay detailing harassment allegations that had been made against her