Asked about drug prices, one potential juror pretended to wring Shkreli’s neck.
Here's What Happens To Breast Cancer Diagnoses When Medicaid Is Rolled Back
Posted in: Today's ChiliA study of women in Tennessee offers a glimpse.
Incoming Student Struggles To Pay For School That Sold Her Family Into Slavery
Posted in: Today's ChiliElizabeth Thomas received preferential status but she believes the school could be doing more.
The actress also weighed in on a potential reboot for the beloved teen series.
A letter from experts newly published in Nature Geoscience warns that deep-sea mining missions may cause biodiversity loss that is ‘irrevocable.’ The loss of biodiversity in these regions is ‘unavoidable,’ according to the letter, and is something that must be taken into account when such missions take place. The effects of how the environment will respond to deep-sea mining is … Continue reading
Sooner or later, our children will be raised by robots, so it’s natural that Disney, purveyor of both robots and child-related goods, would want to get ahead of that trend. A trio of studies from its Research division aim at understanding and improving how kids converse with and otherwise interact with robots and other reasonably smart machines. Read More
Microsoft has been quietly focusing on the education market with its OneNote app for some time now. It’s offered free Office 365 subscriptions for students, an integrated math tutor and a classroom-centric add-on called OneNote Class Notebook. The co…
Twitter added a “night mode” option almost a year ago that ditched a big white background for big dark background so users could nocturnally scroll without keeping themselves awake. But the only thing better than manually switching to the eye-saving…