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- Oct 1, 2026
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Alix Earle admitting she’s never read a book is crazy, not sexy — and universities are making it worse (opens the original)
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It used to be embarrassing to admit you’re not well-read, but now it’s totally acceptable — if not chic. In a Monday Instagram video for Interview Magazine, influencer and social media megastar Alix Earle was asked: “What’s the last book you read?” “I’ve never read a book,” the 25-year-old said without embarrassment, curled up in a bathrobe in Milan. “Like, maybe Dr. Seuss.” Apparently one of the most famous Gen Z women in the world — who boasts 8.7 million followers on TikTok and nearly 6 milli
Columbia University remains locked down like a war zone after anti-Israel protests — and students feel punished (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Columbia University was crippled almost three years ago by anti-Israrel protesters, who shut down campus with an illegal encampment. And still, all this time later, the campus gates remain closed to the public. “There was a complete time and place where [closing the gates] was justified and was necessary,” Nicholas Baum, a 21-year-old senior studying economics, told The Post. “But now it’s a constant and, frankly, outdated reminder [of the protest
 Itâs not just screen time, our school system is failing kids â and pushing them to socialism (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. A veteran researcher of children’s play and wellbeing makes a bold claim in his new book: It’s not too much screen time but rather a bad school system that’s making young people so depressed and anxious. “School by its very nature is a stress-inducing environment,” author Peter Gray told The Post. “You are being given the message that somehow poor performance predicts a poor future for your life. This is an anxiety-provoking situation. How could i
Experts warn AI could kill us all â this is how an apocalyptic doomsday scenario could play out (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. Warnings against artificial intelligence going rogue and leading to a disastrous outcome for humanity have grown louder throughout 2026. Alarm bells are even being rung by those helming the technology, including OpenAI boss Sam Altman and Anthropic honcho Dario Amodei. This week a researcher who has worked at both those companies, Jacob Coxon, said he quit Anthropic to warn âAI can kill us all by the end of the decade⦠These will soon be super
Students are rising up against Flock cameras: ‘What we do is constantly surveilled’ (opens the original)
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See more of our coverage in your search results. First privacy hawks and motorists were outraged over Flock cameras. Now, students are up in arms over the AI-powered surveillance, which has been rolled out in at least 100 school districts across the country, according to an analysis of government procurement records by nonprofit news organization The74. “It seems like the government’s trying to watch you more and more,” Gabe Sayer, a 17-year-old high school senior from Loveland, Colorado, told T
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