The Indian School Bahrain (ISB) marked a significant milestone in its journey towards educational excellence with the formal inauguration of its Smart ...

One stick of chalk did things no touchscreen has ever quite figured out how to ...

Scientists have created a programmable drug system that can zero in on cancer cells with unprecedented accuracy. Built from synthetic DNA, it only activates when it detects a precise combination of ...

I always say that to gain an unfair advantage in life, you need to be willing to do what few others want to do. If you can identify those things and find a way to get excited about doing those things, ...

Dubai will soon roll out an Intelligent Monitoring System (IMS) inside all vehicles used by institutes to teach driving. The Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) organised a workshop for driving ...

Santa Fe Community College will open UNHOUSED, an exhibition featuring artwork by members of Santa Fe’s unhoused community, with a public reception from 4-6 p.m. June 11 in the Dean’s Gallery at the ...

PHOENIX — Salt River Project and local aquatic centers Valleywide are partnering to provide thousands of free swimming lessons. Ten aquatic centers, listed below, will be offering the lessons to ...

Wyndham Clark did not just win THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson. He went and took it. A final-round 60 at TPC Craig Ranch gave Clark a three-shot victory over Si Woo Kim and marked his first PGA Tour win since ...

ROCHESTER, N.Y. — A Rochester charter school is using artificial intelligence to help teachers and social workers create lesson plans, aiming to help them spend less time planning and more time with ...

At 102 years old, Navy veteran Felix Fortuna still spends every day painting, using the lessons he learned through three wars and a lifetime of service to create art that keeps his heart and mind ...

The Texas Tech quarterback, one of the nation's highest-paid players in college football, recently entered a facility to treat a gambling addiction. Based on NCAA precedent, he has likely thrown his ...

The Department of Homeland Security is developing smart glasses that would allow federal agents to identify people using biometric data in real time. Journalist Ken Klippenstein, citing a budget ...