OpenData.org, the world's largest open global entity graph, today announced the release of its comprehensive U.S. dataset featuring 86 million organizations, 101 million contacts (people-company ...

The author argues that an informed citizenry is essential for the survival of a democracy. Many Americans are disengaged from civic life, with low voter turnout and declining readership. The internet ...

I am a Worcester Public Schools alum, a parent of a kindergartner and a former School Committee candidate. I share this not for credentials but to provide context for the care, time and thought I ...

Winter weather produced some of my fondest memories as a child. Now, we've made it a nightmare for parents. Indiana school districts have called off in-person learning for days on end as snow piled up ...

For the past 11 years, NASCAR had been a very serious sport that decided its champions in a very un-serious way. That finally changed on Monday, when NASCAR announced a sorely needed change to its ...

At the start of the Mills administration in 2019, Maine seemed poised to be a leader in promoting energy alternatives, replacing excessive fossil fuel generation we all know will bring on catastrophic ...

Artificial intelligence has vividly captured public attention. It’s routinely characterized as either a looming threat or a technological miracle. Or both. Valley City State University launched the AI ...

Dad’s habits and opinions were treated as gospel by his youngest son, who wanted nothing more than to follow in his footsteps. Mother was less accepting of some of them. She was upset by the Prince ...

And just like that, another year has slipped through our fingers, joining the long line of years that came before it. But I’ll be honest with you … this time around, I didn’t even bother keeping an ...

It started out with a bang when the Chicago Bulls won their first five games for the first time since 1996-97. Matas Buzelis was on a roll, Nikola Vučević looked like he’d found the fountain of youth, ...