Afghanistan's internet has been partially restored after a two-day nationwide telecoms blackout, an internet watchdog said on Wednesday.

Pursuing a nursing degree while maintaining employment is no small feat. Yet today’s hybrid educational offerings make it more feasible than ever. For many aspiring nurses in Colorado, working while ...

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Penn State Extension will offer the ServSafe Food Safety Manager course, which is aimed at restaurant and food service managers and others who need food safety certification. The course will be held ...

Europe is not only seeking a second straight Ryder Cup victory, history is on the line for the visitors. Entering Day 3 with 12 points, Europe can set a record by claiming 7.5 points or more on Sunday ...

It’s easy to forget today, but in the lead-up to its opening a decade ago, 125 Live was one of the most publicly reviled institutions in Rochester. People hated the name, its fees, its philosophy of ...

While the U.S. is looking to win back the Ryder Cup after a disastrous loss two years ago, Europe is seeking to become the first road victors of the trophy since 2012. Given the way the latter's stars ...

Joshua Citarella sees his YouTube show “Doomscroll” as a “tactical media experiment” to funnel young internet users toward esoteric left-wing ideas.

From tech lessons to tech support, the Mode to Code program offers a positive space for the curious seniors who might be intrigued by the possible applications of AI in their daily lives or simply ...

The single crab, named "Craig," was seen on a South Western Railway train traveling en route to London. Conductor Mark Walsh "re-homed" Craig in the Southsea area.