Keeping Online Testing Honest? Or an Orwellian Overreach?
The rise of proctoring software to deter cheating alarms privacy advocates. Some students and professors find it invasive, too.
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The rise of proctoring software to deter cheating alarms privacy advocates. Some students and professors find it invasive, too.
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Ahmaud Arbery and Akeem Baker were best friends who treated each other as brothers. With one now gone, the other struggles to move on.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have advised health professionals to be on the lookout for medical bias.
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Try to laugh, trust your own judgment and concentrate on your baby.
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It was not clear what such a large crowd was doing at the park in Fort Worth during the pandemic, the police said. Witnesses told officials at least 30 gunshots were heard.
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Iran and other nations are also looking to steal data and exploit the pandemic with attacks on infrastructure, officials say.
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With two White House staff members testing positive, some officials fear the disease is already spreading rapidly through the West Wing.
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With the coronavirus pandemic threatening the Postal Service’s financial viability, a rescue for America’s favorite agency has become a political battle.
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Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo of New York announced new rules to help protect residents in nursing homes, where there have been thousands of deaths related to Covid-19.
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