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The president spoke powerfully about the importance of journalism. He needs to back those words up and end US efforts to prosecute the WikiLeaks founder.

Nudged by regulations, customer demand, investor pressure and internal goals, shipping companies are experimenting with a range of greener fuels. But...

Various police departments and businesses in the U.S. are increasingly using facial recognition as a security measure, but has been hit with notable criticisms.

The latest data from the 2022 election demonstrate once again that the claim that commonsense election reforms of the sort passed by states such as Georgia, Florida, and Texas would “suppress” the turnout of the states’ voters is false. The data are just the most recent evidence that reinforces other long-term analyses of this issue.

Flagler Palm Coast High School's SGA was recognized as a National Gold Council of Excellence for 'taking student leadership to the next level.'

A team led by professors Zhengyan Wu and Jia Zhang from the Institute of Intelligence at the Chinese Academy of Sciences’ Hefei Institutes of Physical Science worked with professor Dongqing Cai from Donghua University to develop a new primary battery system that can efficiently remove Cd2+ from the environment while generating electricity.

New legislation aims to criminalize providing information about abortion care online.

Lewis-Clark State College in Lewiston has removed artwork from a new exhibit at its Center for Arts and History, citing a state law that prohibits public funds be used to pay for or promote abortions.

Experts told Newsweek that technology disproportionately impacts marginalized communities and raises significant privacy and civil liberties issues.

Most people seem to agree that something should be done to protect kids from what sure looks like an addictive product. But almost no one knows what that something is.