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Nearly 92 years after humans first split the atom, there are an estimated 12,500 nuclear warheads in the world and 440 nuclear power reactors. Nuclear power has been transformative –

Whatever happened to that once popular proverb often invoked by children on school grounds and public parks everywhere that went something like this: “Sticks and stones may break my bones

(CNN) — The US government is coming down hard on a data broker accused of selling consumers’ detailed location histories without their consent, highlighting privacy regulators’ growing focus on a

A nine-month jail sentence handed down Thursday should serve as a warning to others who might be “merely tempted to take a peek” at child pornography, said a Penticton judge.

The city of Frisco will be receiving a $310,000 grant to be used for a corridor beautification project.

Pathologists are trained to look for specific traits in tissue samples to find cancer, and determine if it has spread so that cancer doctors can offer the most effective treatment.

Have you ever visited downtown Milledgeville and thought of a suggestion or improvement you’d like to see made or perhaps something that youd like to see changed?

There are several Microsoft devices already set to release in 2024 as the post-Panos Panay era begins.

Western Oregon University appointed Breeann Flesch Ph.D., as interim dean of Graduate Studies and Research. Flesch assumed the role on Jan. 1.

As part of Walk the Walk Week, a diverse group of leaders in science, engineering and technology offered words of encouragement to over 250 students, fa...