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New York City Is Banning AI for Hundreds of Thousands of Students
New York City is taking one of the toughest positions on artificial intelligence yet seen in American education. Starting with the 2026-2027 academic year, the nation’s largest school district will ban more than half a million students from using generative AI, covering children from preschool and 2-K through eighth grade. The move comes as schools…
Alaska Woman Uses Jiu-Jitsu Skills To Fight Off Brown Bear During Terrifying Attack
What began as an ordinary walk with her dog turned into a terrifying fight for survival when Katelynn Lane came face-to-face with a Kodiak brown bear and her cubs in Alaska. Lane had been walking alongside a salmon stream near Bells Flats with her dog, Vesper, when she encountered the mother bear. She tried making…
Trump Opens US Market to 300000 Tons of Imported Beef
President Donald Trump’s new plan to bring more tariff-free beef into the United States has begun, with the administration hoping the additional supply will ease pressure on Americans facing high prices at the grocery store. But as imported lean beef trimmings enter the market, shoppers who want to support U.S. ranchers may have to look…
Biden Joins Former Presidents at Ground Zero for 9 11 Anniversary
Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks, all four living former U.S. presidents are expected to take part in anniversary commemorations. They will not, however, be gathering in the same place, with former President Joe Biden joining three other former presidents in New York while President Donald Trump attends a ceremony at the Pentagon. Biden…
World’s Largest Electric Aircraft Takes Off on Just $5 of Electricity
Anders Forslund had eight years, a radical aviation bet, and $9.4 billion in airline commitments riding on a runway in upstate New York. He had left an aerospace research post in Sweden to build electric aircraft, scrapped his company’s original design after years of work, and eventually shut down its Swedish operation before moving the…
Teenager Accidentally Moves Into Senior Living Complex And Ends Up Loving It
When Madison Kohout, 19, moved into her new apartment in Piggott, Arkansas, she thought she had simply found a nice place to start the next chapter of her life. The apartment was part of a small 10-unit complex, and nothing immediately alerted her to the fact that she was about to become the youngest person…
Homeless Woman Celebrates In Parking Lot After Job Interview And Her Dance Goes Viral
Sometimes, a few seconds can reveal more about a person’s life than a carefully prepared speech. In September 2020, a 21-year-old woman walked out of a job interview, checked over her shoulder, and started dancing in a parking lot, unaware that a security camera was recording every move. Kallayah Jones had been dealing with homelessness…
The Surprising Way Children Picture Scientists Today
For years, researchers asked children to draw a scientist and received almost the same answer every time: a man in a lab coat, often wearing glasses and surrounded by beakers. Now, after decades of research, that picture is changing, with children drawing women scientists far more often than they once did. The shift offers a…
Study Finds Intelligence May Affect How Men Treat Their Partners
A small study of 202 men has produced a finding that sounds brutal when reduced to a headline: lower intelligence scores were linked to a greater likelihood of certain harmful behaviors toward romantic partners. Before anyone starts treating an IQ test as a dating app screening tool, however, the researchers have urged people to take…
Trump’s Beef Import Plan Could Put His Rural Support To The Test Before The Midterms
Donald Trump’s latest effort to bring down beef prices could create an unexpected political problem for Republicans heading into the midterm elections. The president’s decision to temporarily lift tariffs on foreign beef inputs covering 300,000 metric tons has sparked anger among cattle producers who believe the move could further squeeze American farmers already dealing with…