Students learn more with paper, pencils and well-trained teachers. Catholic schools can chart the way forward.

With so much information—and misinformation—coming at them every day, students need to learn how to verify truth.

States must invest not just in literacy laws, but in the networks and training that bring those policies to life.

A second response to A.I. for teachers who still want to assign take-home papers, rather than settle for having students now ...

The Willow Hill Covered Bridge in Lancaster County is that kind of time machine. This crimson beauty stands as a testament to Pennsylvania’s rich architectural heritage, beckoning travelers to pause ...

Whether China can maintain its level of exports to the rest of the world – and expand back into the US market after the ...

Christmas ads came thick and fast this week, from Asda's Grinch to John Lewis's dewy-eyed 90s raver dad. But who did best?

Turing cofounder and CEO Jonathan Siddharth loves his VR headset, F1 video games, and Oura ring, but says the greatest ...

President Donald Trump, after watching his Republican Party take a thorough thrashing from Democrats on Election Day, briefly appeared to be on the edge of learning a lesson. Being Trump, he cast a ...

When I was working as a mechanic, I racked up quite a bit of debt with SnapOn and Matco tools (if you know, you know). However, after retiring from working in the shops and taking on content ...

CELINA, Texas (KXII/Gray News) – A high school teacher in Texas has been placed on leave after showing freshman students how to use an AI tool in a “sexually inappropriate way,” according to a local ...