Stanford AI Image Alteration Policy Breach Confirmed
Stanford University acknowledged violating its internal rules after artificial intelligence was used to alter a promotional dining-hall photo, replacing a Hispanic male student with a…
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Donald Trump shares Hikmet Hajiyev’s interview on social media
US President Donald Trump has shared an excerpt from Azerbaijani Presidential Aide Hikmet Hajiyev's interview with Newsmax.
Healey’s Postpartum Home Visits Plan Sparks Debate
Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey faces political pushback after announcing an expansion of voluntary postpartum home visits for families with newborns.
53% of Americans Oppose the Use of AI in Schools
A survey reveals that 53% of Americans oppose the integration of AI in schools, citing concerns over its potential negative impact on student development.
What Do We Know About the Washington Monument?
Explore the history of the iconic Washington Monument, including its record-breaking construction, architectural design, and unique Ottoman connection.
Millions Stolen from Los Angeles Homeless Fund Squandered
A massive amount of funding intended for the homeless in Los Angeles has been stolen. The FBI has arrested two suspects in connection with the…
Why Did Melania Trump Visit a School?
During a visit to a North Carolina elementary school, Melania Trump donated 100 computers to help students explore artificial intelligence and create new technologies.
Weapons Found on Two Students at New York School
Two students were caught with weapons at a New York school following a prior classroom altercation. Security measures have since been tightened across the city.
The Assassination of Abraham Lincoln at Ford’s Theatre
A look at the assassination of US President Abraham Lincoln at Ford's Theatre on April 14, 1865, and the historical details surrounding the event.
New Exhibition Imagines Life If Emmett Till Had Lived
A new exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Photography explores the life Emmett Till might have led had he not been murdered in 1955.
Princess Diana’s Revenge Dress Heading to Auction
Princess Diana's iconic revenge dress will be auctioned by Sotheby's in New York on December 9, with proceeds supporting the NHS Lothian Charity.
Crystal Temptations Chocolatey Eyeballs Recall
Crystal Temptations is recalling Halloween Chocolatey Eyeballs across 13 states due to undeclared milk allergens found in the product packaging.
