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How my father’s life working to end the nuclear threat influences me.

Connected technology tools can be stepping-stones to a new world in diverse areas such as genetic engineering, augmented reality, robotics, and renewable energies. But they need cyber protection.

The environmental cost of AI technologies is a growing concern, as the increasing demand for computing power spawns environmental stressors.

The first in a two-article series on J. Robert Oppenheimer. The movie "Oppenheimer" opens July 20 in Oak Ridge and Knoxville, July 21 across nation.

Kennedy calling things for what they are as only he can.

Black students graduate at rates higher than or comparable to peers from other racial groups at many of the most selective private universities, including Harvard.

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Jon Wang blames affirmative action for him not getting into elite colleges because it's easy to blame Black people.

Math, and 79 out of 800 on reading. my gpa was 4.65, second highest gpa in my graduating class, i applied to mit, cal tech, carnegie melon and uc berkeley. >> he was rejected by all of them, he says he was warned. >> just talking with my friends and guidance counselors they said it is tougher to get in as an asian american. >> john wayne divulged his identity even though it may cause him problems. >> there is risk of backlash on social media. he is happy at georgia tech, has no regrets about pla...

Anna Burgess, 18, graduated Lampasas High School as valedictorian with a 5.8 GPA.