Greece declared a state of emergency on Santorini due to ongoing undersea earthquakes, allowing faster access to resources following a magnitude 5.2 tremor. Multiple emergency services have been mobilized to support the island, including fire departments, police, coast guard, armed forces, and medical services. Despite minimal damage, thousands of residents and workers have evacuated to the Greek mainland, with experts stating the seismic activity is unrelated to volcanic activity in the Aegean Sea.
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Alarm on campus after FBI raid on Chinese cybersecurity professor’s home
Xiaofeng Wang, a cybersecurity professor at Indiana University, was fired on the same day that FBI and Department of Homeland Security agents raided his homes, prompting concerns among Asian students about potential political motivations. Previously, Wang had been questioned by the university regarding undisclosed funding from China for a project that also received US federal research grants. His dismissal via email contradicted the university's own policies, leading to widespread shock in the Bloomington community. Full...
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