Christian McBride's Jazz Philosophy and Career
Christian McBride, a jazz legend, is drawing in thousands of young musicians to the big band genre. His work as both a…
Gaza Students Resiliently Return to School Amid War
Gaza's students are back in makeshift tents for classes, as only 5% of school buildings stand. In this region, where wa…
Ari Emanuel's Persistent Calling Strategy
Ari Emanuel, Hollywood powerhouse, averages 60 calls a day, skipping pleasantries to drive deals forward. This is his r…
Six-Year-Old Sets Women's Rubik's Cube Speed Record
Six-year-old Lian Yunzhi averaged an astonishing 4.27 seconds per cube at a recent competition in Wuhan, China, breakin…
PBS News Continues Despite Federal Funding Loss
PBS News, a staple of American television, is operating without a dime of federal funding due to the government shutdow…
New Mexico Badlands: Ancient Fossils and Geology
Bisti Badlands' rocky terrain is a graveyard of the Cretaceous, with the 1997 discovery of a 30-foot tyrannosaur. Its s…
Sugar's Hidden Names on Food Labels
The average American consumes 126 grams of added sugar a day, often unaware of the many aliases it bears. Sugar, once a…
Stanford's Top Five Effective Supplements
Researchers at Stanford sifted through dozens of supplements and found most lacking. Five, however, showed significant…
AI Agents Completing College Courses: Professors' Struggle
A college professor in the US is reporting that AI agents are completing full coursework for students and he is unable…
MIT's Robotic Arm Simplifies Excavator Training
MIT's Worldspace interface turns a robotic arm into an excavator joystick, allowing novices to master heavy machinery i…
Trump's US Space Academy: Free Tuition Order
In the final days of his term, President Trump ordered free tuition for a space camp. That camp is a private summer pro…
NASA and NFL Space Exploration Partnership
A football has become an unlikely space traveler, thanks to the NFL and NASA’s creative partnership. By merging footbal…