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Healthcare organizations are prime targets for threat actors who are fully aware that their targets are invested in keeping their systems...

In a unique setting in a room filled with business professionals, Polaris Career Center engineering and aeronautics students received advice from a NASA executive to help them achieve their future career aspirations.

If God is not sovereign, religious types say thats where faith ends. But some others are not convinced.

Lehighton’s highly-anticipated waterfront traffic improvement project is about to go out to bid. Bryan Smith, of Barry Isett & Associates, told borough council on Monday that the project calls for...

PCA keeps doing incredible things. Kevin Alcántara is breaking out. The Morel brothers hit the ball hard and far. Cade Horton impresses again.

The attitude of some religious groups towards alcohol is: Abstain from it. Some religious groups view alcohol as a gift from God.

Cardiovascular disease is a massive problem as it is killing nearly 20 million people around the globe each year. But researchers at Michigan State University are thinking very small about new ways to fight heart disease.

Researchers at Michigan State University are designing tiny particles called nanomedicines to help doctors detect and treat heart disease. The particles are so small you can only see them under a microscope.

Religious types argue that religion enforces morality and promotes ethics. Others say religion polarizes and causes tribalism.

For extreme filmmaker Bryan Smith, the line between going for it and going too far is often blurry—especially when you’re exploring the earth’s most remote environments. Learn what it’s like to be the person behind the lens with National Geographic Live, the touring speaker series that brings to life the awe-inspiring stories of National Geographic Explorers.