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Three of the 'Cornell 7' break silence over alleged gang rape (opens the original)
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Three of the seven Cornell fraternity brothers accused in a disturbing lawsuit of drugging and raping a female student have broken their silence as the case draws national attention - with one attorney criticizing actress Florence Pugh for ‘inflammatory rhetoric.’ In the suit, filed in New York earlier this month, a woman identified as Jane Doe claimed she was plied with alcohol, pressured to take ketamine and repeatedly sexually assaulted for hours at the Chi Phi fraternity house in October 202
Cornell rocked by new sex assault probe days after 'gang rape' lawsuit (opens the original)
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Cornell University has been hit by another report of rape on campus just days after a former student filed a civil lawsuit accusing seven fraternity brothers of drugging and sexually assaulting her in 2024. The latest allegation was reported to Cornell University Police by a third party on September 23 and is said to have taken place four days earlier inside Ruth Bader Ginsburg Hall, a residence dorm on the school's North Campus. A Cornell spokesperson told the Daily Mail that police interviewed
Ivy League student who claims she was raped by 'Cornell Seven' speaks (opens the original)
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A Cornell University student who claims in a lawsuit that she was drugged and raped by a group of fraternity brothers in an hours-long attack is still racked with trauma and struggling to piece her life back together two years later, her attorney says. The woman, identified only as Jane Doe, filed a lawsuit in New York last week, alleging she was plied with alcohol, pressured to take ketamine and then repeatedly sexually assaulted during a party at the Chi Phi fraternity house in October 2024. T
Sick fetishist past of AI guru lauded by Bernie Sanders exposed (opens the original)
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When OpenAI boss Sam Altman backed calls this month to slow the development of advanced AI over fears it could wipe out humanity, it showed how seriously Silicon Valley's elite are now taking the threat. For Eliezer Yudkowsky, however, the alarm has been ringing for decades. The prominent AI theorist has argued for years that building machines smarter than humans won't merely cost jobs or upend society – it will kill everyone on Earth. That warning is spelled out in the title of his bestselling
Female death row inmate makes warped last demand (opens the original)
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It's been a long 30-year wait, but the day has almost arrived. Next week, May Martinez plans to sit in the front row of a Tennessee execution chamber, clutching a picture of her late daughter as she watches her killer, Christa Pike, take her final breaths. Pike, now 50, was just 18 when she lured 19-year-old Colleen Slemmer, a fellow Job Corps student, to an isolated area of the University of Tennessee's campus and subjected her to a torturous attack that ended in a fatal bludgeoning. Convicted
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