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When in Rome, it is not always appropriate to do as the Romans do.

ChatGPT has become a popular tool for cheating on essays in school, but OpenAI has yet to roll out a crucial anti-cheating tool. Here's how teachers are spotting ChatGPT-generated homework.

The former President said Joe Biden would not be able to get his release unless he pays a "king's ransom." The WSJ reporter was freed as part of a major prisoner exchange

American journalist Evan Gershkovich detained in Russia on espionage charges, sparking international condemnation and calls for his release.

The US journalist has been in Russian custody for nearly 500 days

The Wall Street Journal reporter always felt the pull of his parents’ homeland, believing his Russian language skills and knowledge put him in a unique position to explain the country to the outside world. But, as Chris Stevenson writes, he would end up convicted on trumped-up spying charges

They were born and bred in Russia. But they are representing another country at Paris 2024

China's government no longer wants to disclose performance of supercomputers, which creates suspicions in the U.S.

Ramen, rice balls, milk tea and more popular food items will soon be common menu items at several U.S. locations

President Joe Biden says Gershkovich was ‘targeted by the Russian government because he is a journalist and an American’

Former Wall Street Journal reporter Selina Cheng has said that she was fired by the media outlet because of her election as the chair of the Hong Kong Journalists Association, the Guardian reported.