Cambridge University Professor Jason Arday Caught Plagiarizing — and Uses AI To Submit His Resignation
The academic allegedly lied on his resume and lifted more than 100 passages for his doctoral thesis.
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SHARON KEHNEMUI
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Sharon Kehnemui is the features editor for The New York Sun.
Ms. Kehnemui is a 12-year veteran of FoxNews.com, where she was a reporter and then senior politics editor. She subsequently worked as managing director of digital communications at American Enterprise Institute.
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