The linguist and author of “Algospeak” traces how content moderation is breeding a whole new way of speaking — and what it ...

Applying to college is a big step in every student’s life. You gather your grades, prepare your documents, and start thinking about what sets you apart from everyone else. For […] ...

The people who write in this book are all wounded souls. Gone forever is the glib and certain faith that they may once have had, and in its place are the scars and the aches that will never go away.

In an extract from her new book, Narungga poet and researcher Natalie Harkin reveals intimate truths about the shameful ...

Rural healthcare access isn't simply a matter of miles. It’s a complex web of economic, structural, cultural and ...

Anderson Cooper spoke to students and a superintendent about how Khan Academy's AI Khanmigo "flags" concerning student activity on the platform, which can lead to an intervention by a mental health ...

After the moment passed, Mamdani smiled, put an arm around Khalil, and said, “I wish I could take you with me everywhere.” ...

Tom Marshburn shares how he became a NASA astronaut whose spent over 300 days in space and why he's now happy working his ...

Over-regulation and under-regulation of school choice are two sides of the same bad coin ...

When the press release says “proof”, reach for the journal. Public service guidance for science reporting done right.

History suggests that periods of toleration of gay men and lesbians can swiftly end if the public senses an overreach.

In an interview, prominent political scientist Francis Fukuyama explains how authoritarianism, inequality and technology are ...