By Olivias NdubuisiIn the 38th week of Adaugo Adebimpe’s pregnancy, she went to the hospital feeling ill. Her delivery was in two weeks and she thought her blood pressure was acting up again. Instead, ...

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GUO YALI/CHINA DAILY China is actively exploring innovative approaches to organizing biomedical research, betting that ...

UC is not Harvard, and was never meant to embody that type of self-perpetuating exclusivity disguised as a meritocracy.

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A growing nationwide shortage of high-skilled workers threatens to delay construction of billions of dollars in new semiconductor plants across the US and constrain future chip production unless the ...

Amid a challenging job market, Texas universities are offering AI degrees. Is it the answer for a changing workforce?

Two homeowners on the same coastal street can pay nearly the same premium and face completely different storms. One sits on ...

How Abilene's wind boom quietly set up a bigger AI land rush, and who's actually cashing in on Texas's data center gold rush.

If the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) already knows so much about our taxes, why does the process to file them have to be so ...

DeRionne Pollard wants to see community colleges claim the spotlight as engines of innovation. She’s determined to elevate ...