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America’s culture wars are playing out in the classroom, with near-daily headlines about attacks on school curriculum. Just about every subject has come under political fire, from math and reading to American history and gender studies. Dozens of states have recently acted to limit how race and issues of racism can be discussed in schools. Efforts to reform math face backlash

Collaborative robots (cobots) are growing in industrial manufacturing applications because of their flexibility and their ability to work alongside humans whereas traditional robots cannot.

Todays Object of the Week is a rare collection of postmarks providing an insight into how the present-day Post Office was established.

CHICOPEE, MA—Silently chanting the refrain in their heads as they stared dead-eyed at half-eaten platters, every customer in a local Buffalo Wild Wings was reportedly only thinking “Eat the flesh, suck the bones, suck the flesh, eat the bones,” sources confirmed Wednesday. “The flesh gives strength, the bones give…

IN THIS week’s trip down West Fife’s Memory Lane we look at one of the principal streets in Dunfermline, the New Row, which has changed greatly…

Business leaders can leverage serendipity to help their companies deal with far-reaching market shocks.

AN ‘OLD DUNFERMLINE’ calendar has been produced for 2023 featuring archive images of the city of Dunfermline over the past century, many of…

Pauline Williamson, a popular gardening enthusiast and nature advocate from Costessey, who inspired people to enjoy the great outdoors has died age 72

Professor José F.P. dos (Joe) Santos started an academic career in engineering in the early seventies in his home town of Porto, but soon after moved into the managerial world. Twenty years later, Joe decided to retire from an intense and successful executive career after he held for ten years the position of MD of an Italian multinational group. Since 1995, Joe moved from Italy to INSEAD and devoted himself again to scholarly work, a dream from his youth. Joe’s research and teaching focus on...

The WSOP.com PA Online Bracelet series is a wrap. Eight Pennsylvania poker players struck gold, with over $750K paid out altogether.