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A New York Times opinion piece argues that relying on A.I. shortcuts is degrading how people think, warning that outsourcing reasoning, writing and problem-solving to machines erodes critical thinking skills. The article taps into a growing debate about the cognitive costs of everyday artificial intelligence use at work and school.

A former U.S. immigration officer based in Dallas is accused of selling shortcuts to green cards, allegedly offering applicants a faster path to permanent residency in exchange for payment. The allegations have drawn attention to potential corruption within immigration services and raised concerns among immigrant communities about the integrity of the application process.

A former US immigration officer in Dallas is accused of selling shortcuts through immigration processes, promising applicants faster or easier outcomes in exchange for payment. The allegations have drawn attention to potential corruption within immigration services. Details about the exact charges, number of victims, or amounts involved have not yet been made public, and the case is likely to fuel broader debate about oversight of immigration officials.