Artificial Intelligence 27 mins ago Pioneers of AI win Nobel Prize in physics for laying the groundwork of machine learning Two pioneers of artificial intelligence have won the Nobel Prize in physics for discoveries and inventions that formed the building blocks of machine learning.
POLITICS 6 hours ago Vulnerable Dem Jon Tester turns on Biden admin over DEI after Montana universities stripped of federal funds Tester took aim at Biden and the Department of Education for denying federal funding to Montana universities based on failure to meet DEI standards.
Michigan 11 hours ago University of Michigan president's home spray-painted with anti-Israel messages: 'Intifada' The home of the University of Michigan president was vandalized, with anti-Israel messages spray-painted on the home on the first anniversary of Hamas' attack against Israel.
Chicago 14 hours ago Chicago mayor compares viewpoint of those who disagree with him about school spending to slavery Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson announced six new nominees for the school board while also blasting the status quo of not investing in education because it is too expensive.
CRIME 19 hours ago Villanova University student raped by Uber driver in dorm room, police say A Villanova University student was allegedly sexually assaulted by her Uber driver last month after he dropped her off on campus after a short night out.
VIDEO 21 hours ago Yola Ashkenazie: Anti-Israel student protesters aren't pro-Palestinian, they are pro-terror Yola Ashkenazie, who just graduated from Barnard College, calls out anti-Israel protests on the one year anniversary of the October 7 attack on 'America Reports.'
Media 1 day ago 'Seismic implications' for fired teacher who won lawsuit after refusing to use students' pronouns: Attorney A legal battle involving a teacher being fired for refusing to use a student's preferred pronouns will have positive "seismic implications" for other teachers facing similar charges.
Israel 1 day ago New Jersey high school allegedly banned yellow ribbons honoring Israeli hostages: 'Deeply offensive' Yellow ribbons meant to honor Israeli hostages abducted by Hamas were allegedly banned at a club fair, which critics called "deeply offensive" and "blatant antisemitism."
OPINION 1 day ago One year after 10/7 attacks and Democrat-run states have let antisemitism fester It's year since the Hamas attacks in Israel. Antisemitism continues to thrive in the US, especially in blue states that let it fester and where protesters chant 'death to Israel.'
Media 1 day ago High school seniors from the North flock to southern universities: report WSJ columnists cite college counselors reporting high school seniors are flocking to southern universities over the country's prized east coast and Ivy League institutions.