NASA Johnson Interns: Shaping the Future of Exploration
From communications to robotics, students gain hands-on experience supporting Artemis and beyond
Jul 30, 20263 views
New York School Halts Plan for Humanoid AI Robot Teacher After Backlash
Salamanca City School District pauses deployment of 'Sally' amid criticism from teachers, union, and state officials over appropriateness and company ties.
Jul 29, 20260 views
NASA Prepares for August 2026 Total Solar Eclipse: Science Takes Flight
High-altitude jets, balloon campaigns, and citizen science projects set to study the Sun's corona and atmospheric effects during the rare celestial event.
Jul 27, 20260 views
Modi Concedes to Student Protests, Marking a Rare Political Retreat
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi yields to demands of a newly formed student movement, energizing opposition and signaling a shift in the political landscape.
Jul 26, 20260 views
Climate Change Threatens Summer Break and Children's Health
Extreme heat and wildfires make outdoor activities dangerous, while proposed EPA rules could weaken protections for kids
Jul 26, 20260 views
Indian Activist Sonam Wangchuk Ends 26-Day Hunger Strike as 'Cockroach' Protests Escalate
Wangchuk ends fast after government assurances on exam reforms, but youth-led movement demands education minister's resignation continues.
Jul 24, 20264 views
Trump Administration Drops Subpoena for List of Jewish Students and Faculty at University of Pennsylvania
In a rare reversal, the administration backed down after Penn refused to comply, sparking debate over antisemitism investigations and privacy rights.
Jul 23, 20263 views
Young Graduates Face Grim Job Market as Entry-Level Roles Shrink Amid AI Rise
From the US to the UK and India, college-educated youth struggle to find work, while some men find stability in nursing and older workers retrain for AI.
Jul 21, 20260 views
How Some Dinosaurs Rose Like Giants—and Why They Eventually Stopped
New digital models reveal that young sauropods could rear up on two legs, but their own weight eventually forced them back to all fours, shedding light on dinosaur gigantism.
Jul 20, 20261 views
Developing Nations Spend More on Debt Than Education, UN Report Reveals
Unesco data shows 113 countries prioritize loan repayments over schooling, as global aid to education faces steep decline
Jul 12, 20263 views