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Atlas, Boston Dynamics' humanoid robot, joined the action during the 2026 World Cup, offering a glimpse into the future of AI and automation.

All 14 graduates from Bowie State University's December 2025 bachelor's in nursing class passed the NCLEX-RN exam on their first attempt.

Eric Jones believes Memberly's subscription model can help event creators replace unpredictable ticket sales with recurring revenue.

Despite having advanced degrees and ample experience, four Arkansas women remain unemployed as Black workers face higher unemployment rates.

Egypt Dean, 15, used royalties from a Kendrick Lamar track he helped produce at age 5 to invest in the sports drink company Ballislife HYDRO.

Despite commitments to responsible AI and addressing bias, fewer than half of developers say their products adequately serve LGBTQ+ users.

Keke Palmer will mentor UCLA students, lead workshops, and help bring original projects to audiences through her digital platform, KeyTV.

The Department of Justice has cleared the Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery merger after an eight-month review.

From AI bias to online privacy and broadband access, tech policy is increasingly shaping LGBTQ+ rights and the LGBTQ digital divide.

Entertainment attorney Shardé Simpson, Esq., is bridging the gap in legal access for Black creators through the launch of Hello Wilma.

The May 2026 jobs report showed U.S. employers added 172,000 jobs, while the unemployment rate held steady and wage growth remained stable.

The Trump administration is backing xAI's lawsuit against Colorado's AI law, claiming its anti-discrimination requirements promote DEI.

A new executive order encourages leading AI companies to voluntarily submit their most powerful models for national security assessments.

Meta is rolling out premium subscription plans and testing new AI-focused memberships under its "Meta One" umbrella.

A new survey found that some young adults in committed relationships wish their partners were more like the AI chatbots they secretly use.