Harvard University faculty members voted to cap the number of A's awarded to students, a grading change aimed at making student marks more meaningful. By a vote of 458 to 201, faculty approved a ...

Crews expect to repair 6,300 sidewalks this year. City Council recently approved an $8 million contract for the program, which will be used on top of $1.5 million in funding from the previous budget.

Thanks to Sen. Cathy Giessel and Sen. Bill Wielechowski for standing up to Gov. Mike Dunleavy in insisting on solid, up-to-date financial information before voting on committing generations of ...

From Tokyo-inspired tea counters to downtown cafés packed with fashion editors post-pilates, New York’s matcha scene has officially become its own subculture. The chicest spots right now blend ...

The moment a car can drive itself, the driver ceases to be the center of the system. The road becomes the product: lane markings, maps, signals, guardrails and rules for what to do when the unexpected ...

As night follows day, progressives’ response to the Virginia Supreme Court’s tossing of Gov. Abigail Spanberger’s outrageous gerrymander is to demand an instant court-packing move to undo it. To ...

AI agents are connecting to your data through MCP "connective tissue" that no one is monitoring, creating a massive shadow AI problem that's just waiting to blow up. Model Context Protocol (MCP) is ...

Viewers say Melania’s Capitol Hill appearance boosted Trump amid Iran backlash; she urged foster-care support. Roberts and Kavanaugh just broke ranks in a 5-4 Supreme Court vote Rosie O’Donnell shares ...

If you have found Windows 11's feature rollouts confusing, Microsoft hears you and is overhauling the Windows Insider Program. Now, instead of three Insider channels, there are just two: Experimental ...

The U.S. planes that have gone down in the Middle East since the launch of Operation Epic Fury all lacked the same thing: a common operating picture that includes relevant intelligence and data. The ...

Just three months in, and Minnesota’s new paid family and medical leave program seems to be in trouble. Perhaps most egregious (but really, is anyone surprised?), “Employees are going on vacation or ...