We asked Long Islanders to reflect on life in this region, the state of the union and the opportunities and challenges ahead.

Nearly 350 students across the country participated in flag design civics contest. First place winners will receive $1,000.

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To secure health and wealth, many people combine elements from different religious traditions. One such movement is Chrislam.

Nearly 850 students across the country participated in USA Today-SUNN's “Fly Your Flag” civics contest. Winners will be ...

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Microsoft is reportedly preparing thousands of job cuts as AI spending rises, with sales, consulting, and Xbox among the areas expected to be affected. If you can only read one tech story a day, this ...

The next wave of robotics depends on unifying code and hardware—embedding AI directly into the deterministic systems that ...

This week, as we celebrate the 4th of July in America’s 250th year as a country, it’s clear there’s a lot more interest and conversation about American history. That’s why ...

Australia’s Great Barrier Reef is a unique and extraordinary eco-system that is currently under threat. Stretching 2,300 ...