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Reports that we’re becoming crappier humans over time are greatly exaggerated.

Romeo’s love was simple, uncomplicated, and limitless.

The former New Jersey governor hasn’t caught on among Republican voters, but pundits are swooning.

For the Black poor, a world without affirmative action is just the world as it is—no different than before.

New work suggests four distinct star system types—and finds our own in the rarest category

CHICAGO—In a major breakthrough for reproductive health, scientists at the University of Chicago announced Monday that they have developed an even more painful form of female contraception. “This highly advanced female contraceptive method is capable of providing patients with 500% more agony than any other product on…

Raphael Rogers learned about Black freedom fighters such as Moses Gottlieb/General Buddhoe, who led the 1848 revolt that abolished slavery in the Danish West Indies.

Developers of Alzheimer’s drugs have work cut out for them getting the treatments to patients.

Columbia Records introduced the long-playing record in 1948, putting a new spin on music. Now these vinyl discs outsell their CD successors.

Instant Brands’ bankruptcy filing shows how the costs of pandemic-driven turmoil are still straining the finances of companies.

Ad holding company Omnicom Group plans to debut its first generative artificial intelligence tool as part of a partnership with Microsoft: A virtual assistant to help ad agency employees with tasks across the advertising process such as compiling audience insights and building media plans.

The Uncrustables brand is boosting sales for J.M. Smucker, which is in part because of broad appeal, according to CFO Tucker Marshall.

Bankrupt crypto companies are convincing courts to keep their customers’ data under seal.

TEHRAN, Jun. 19 (MNA) – The overturning of canoe in Ivory Coast´s southeast left at least seven schoolgirls dead, media outlets say.

Petrus Sedibe is linked to nonprofit organisations that applied for funding totalling more than R12.6 million

Scientists used CRISPR editing to make the world's 1st genetically modified snakes, giving new insight into how the reptiles develop their patterned scales

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) -- A national Mongolian stir-fry chain is testing a new restaurant design across from Ohio State University's campus. Genghis Grill, a build-your-own hot bowl chain, will open its first Ohio location Friday at East 15th and North High Street. Setting up shop in Campus Partner's multi-block development between 14th and 16th avenues, [...]

The miserable spring weather has paid off in the form of bigger, juicier and sweeter strawberries. Take advantage of the bumper season with these delicious recipes, says Hannah Twiggs

You'd hardly know that the threats came from people claiming to be upset about the removal of Pride Month merchandise, not from conservatives upset about transgender swimwear for children.

Can Pharrell’s personal style tell us anything about what direction he may take at Louis Vuitton?

After parting with many of their starters, Los Angeles and its core trio could be in for a long 2023 season.

Matt Verderame, who grew up in New York, offers up his advice to the Jets’ quarterback on where to eat, walk, take in some sites and then eat some more before he reports to training camp in a few weeks.

Because both the White Sox and Cubs play in substandard divisions, the teams with the best starting pitching figure to have a leg up on their divisional foes.

If assembling a multicultural workforce isn't a substantial incentive simply for cultural and moral reasons – it’s also good for the bottom line of business.

Business owners and executives new to machine learning and its applications may not know the full potential it has for their digital marketing strategies.