After Galgotias University sparked controversy by claiming a Chinese company’s robot dog as its own at the AI Summit, social ...

The agency is beginning a sweeping campaign to denaturalize large numbers of citizens, aiming to strip them of their legal ...

What to know about the changes coming to UNC-Chapel Hill's back-office functions.

Many of us like to think of ourselves as the heroes of our own stories. But some people take things way too far. You probably know someone who embraces their role as the ‘protagonist’ of a ‘movie’ way ...

About the time that this issue of OUTDOOR LIFE reaches its readers, there is scheduled to be released in motion-picture ...

As a bill targeting illicit e-cigarettes makes its way through the Kansas Legislature, a health official in Lawrence says the ...

Eurasia Group, the geopolitical risk consultancy run by Ian Bremmer, gets into the political satire game with its Instagram show “Puppet Regime.” ...

Psychologist Mark Tomlinson contends that children are more curious, empathetic and sensitive to ridicule than Donald Trump, ...

A few hours before delivering the Peggy Downes Baskin Ethics Lecture, the longtime nutrition scholar and tireless consumer advocate Marion Nestle gave a far-ranging, informal interview at The ...

Today, Johns Hopkins University admitted 260 students from 11 countries, 36 states, Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico. They join the 553 students who were admitted into the undergraduate Class of 2030 ...

There is an old joke about Nigel Farage, put about by former colleagues. ‘Why is Nigel like a beech tree?… Because nothing grows under him.’ The comparison to this acid-leafed tree which stifles all ...

As the Year of the Horse clatters into view, the Celestial—or the 19th-century word for “Chinese”—empire has become ...