Laughing matters. It always has. But laughing may matter even more in modern times. Does anyone think that during the Middle Ages, or even in the late 19th century, ordinary citizens spent as much ...

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19 Miami Hurricanes earned All-ACC honors, the conference announced Tuesday afternoon, marking the second straight year Miami has set a program record for most conference honorees. Four Hurricanes ...

South Carolina has launched a production development program that aims to foster homegrown film and TV projects from Palmetto State-based creatives. The Long Lens program will offer support from a ...

The No. 17 Texas Longhorns handled business on Saturday, thus keeping their slim postseason ambitions alive. For week 13 of college football, Texas took down the Arkansas Razorbacks with a 52-37 ...

Portsmouth's free holiday parking program offers three free hours of parking in city garages from Dec. 15 to Jan. 1. The program is designed to support downtown businesses and encourage community ...

The State Health Benefits Program that insures nearly 150,000 county and municipal employees in New Jersey is broke and headed for collapse next year, unless members agree to pay thousands of dollars ...

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The U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) is accelerating the development of microreactors for military use, a push that developers say could lift the entire advanced nuclear sector. November 24 - The U.S.

PISCATAWAY, N.J. — Penn State senior Nick Singleton is having himself a day vs. Rutgers. After becoming Penn State’s all-time leader in rushing touchdowns (44) and career touchdowns (54) in the first ...

The widespread use of AI has sparked a dilemma for teachers and professors. How do you tell the difference between assignments written by students, and those written by a bot?