AI tools can increase safety, but well-intentioned systems often fail vulnerable people, too, writes Aislinn Conrad.

Miss Linda Ahinma Effisah, a Nursing Student of the University of Health and Allied Sciences (UHAS) Friday stated that menstruation was not a curse nor a disease. She said it was a natural and healthy ...

From all indications, there is absolutely nothing that the President and his party will do that will mollify the anger and ...

The Jefferson County Joint Vocational School is moving one step closer to becoming an Ohio Technical Center by expanding its adult education offerings, and prospective pupils can now gain credentials ...

In a nation racing towards a cashless economy and digital transformation, millions of Nigerians, especially the visually ...

"I know it's hard on my young kids now, but I think it's better to come from a broken home than to grow up in one." ...

The Guntersville Public Library held a special book forum at the RSVP building last Saturday, welcoming retired US Army ...

The towering Greek philosopher and poet Homer described olive oil as “liquid gold” and the Greek tragedian extraordinaire Sophocles called olives “our sweet silvered wet nurse”. Olive oil is the oil ...

The banana cream pie features actual banana slices nestled in vanilla custard, topped with a cloud of whipped cream that makes you question why anyone would ever skip dessert. For those who prefer ...

Vintage-style lighting casts a warm glow over the dining area, where black chairs and booths have supported generations of hungry Nebraskans. Nostalgic memorabilia adorns the walls—not as calculated ...

“School activities drive the culture of small towns,” said Randy Willis, executive director of the Texas Association of Rural ...

On Friday, 21 students graduated from the Summer Healthcare Exploratory Program hosted at Baylor Scott & White Medical Center in College Station. The three-week program gave students hands-on ...