
Colleges innovate with new majors like AI and health sciences programs
Colleges are adding majors in AI, health sciences, and influencing to attract students seeking new career paths.

Colleges are adding majors in AI, health sciences, and influencing to attract students seeking new career paths.

NPR’s Ailsa Chang interviews Michael Woodford, a Nobel laureate in Economics from Columbia University.

Kimberly Guilfoyle has been asked to resign as US ambassador to Greece amid allegations of improper conduct.

Monthly Social Security checks for 76 million Americans will rise by 3.6% in 2027, the largest increase since 2023.

Cornell bans fraternity events Cornell University halts fraternity parties amid sexual assault allegations, commits to addressing campus issues.

Many Americans stress over rising grocery prices yet discard safe-to-eat food. A market for rescuing such food emerges.

After a thrilling victory, Brian Tassy’s compassionate act of helping a defeated opponent highlights the true spirit of sportsmanship and empathy.

The U.S. government spends $22M on pro-Trump ads despite a federal order to cease, raising legality questions.

The SPUC seeks legal advice after the SNP cancels its fringe event at the conference, citing concerns from members.

Christian legal group ECLJ welcomes the UN’s recognition of coerced abortion as violence against mothers.

Church of England priest Pippa White gains TikTok fame with 32k followers; her book shares insights into clerical life.

Massachusetts voters are considering a ballot measure to allow smaller homes on smaller lots, addressing high housing costs.