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How 9/11 remade American immigration (opens the original)
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Rahinah Ibrahim was on her way to a conference in Hawaii when her world was thrown into chaos. The Malaysian citizen was a doctoral candidate on a student visa at Stanford University, and her 14-year-old daughter was in tow as she traveled to San Francisco International Airport in January 2005. Ibrahim, still recovering from an emergency hysterectomy, requested wheelchair assistance when she got to the ticket counter. The agent instead called the police. "Ibrahim's name had flashed up on the fed
Photo: AI unfurls an ancient scroll (opens the original)
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In June, Italian researchers announced that they had used artificial intelligence to virtually unfurl and interpret a papyrus scroll that was burnt to a crisp during the eruption of Mount Vesuvius nearly two millennia ago. Scholars were able to interpret the Greek text without physically unrolling the fragile scroll, which discusses Stoic philosophy. The achievement was a product of the Vesuvius Challenge, which University of Kentucky computer scientist Brent Seales launched in 2023. The initiat
Why Trump quietly carved out doctors from his own visa freeze (opens the original)
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Since returning to office last year, President Donald Trump has imposed numerous immigration restrictions that he argues will benefit the American people. The Trump administration recently amended one such measure, a development that suggests it might not be having its intended effect. Starting in January, the Trump administration froze "decisions on visa extensions, work permits and green cards for citizens of 39 countries," The New York Times reported. A presidential proclamation cited the nee
Why Trump Quietly Carved Out Doctors From His Own Visa Freeze (opens the original)
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Photo: A new map of the universe (opens the original)
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In April, the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI) in Arizona completed its five-year mission to produce the largest-ever high-resolution 3D map of the universe. DESI "observed more than 47 million galaxies and quasars and 20 million stars" during its quest to "study dark energy, one of the biggest mysteries in physics," according to the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, which operates the instrument. DESI is a collaboration of more than 900 researchers from more than 70 institutions
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