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Four-year universities are increasingly initiating dual-credit courses for high school students as their enrollment and tuition revenues shrink, cutting into a market long dominated by community colleges.

Richard Andre Newman thought he would live the rest of his life in his quiet, leafy neighborhood in suburban Virginia. He was born and raised in Bren Mar Park, where children ride their bikes and neighbors wave hello.

European Union regulators ordered TikTok on Thursday to retain any information related to Romania's presidential election, after the country's top defense body released declassified intelligence alleging that Moscow arranged an online campaign to ...

A pair of European satellites rocketed into orbit Thursday on the first mission to create artificial solar eclipses through fancy formation flying in space.

Bitcoin has topped the $100,000 mark as a massive rally in the world's most popular cryptocurrency sparked by the election of Donald Trump rolls on.

Artificial intelligence market leader OpenAI and drone maker Anduril are forming a partnership to create new tools to help the U.S. military thwart attacks from drones and other aerial devices.

U.S. and international cybersecurity officials are urging the use of stronger digital encryption to protect against suspected Chinese hackers who penetrated American telecommunications systems.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said he doesn't expect Elon Musk to wield his political power to crush his rivals in artificial intelligence.

Cybertruck line workers at Tesla's Texas Gigafactory were told to stay home for three days this week as the company responds to sluggish sales creating a backlog.

The commission President-elect Donald Trump has tasked with eliminating government inefficiency has something previous waste-cutting committees lacked: the social media bullhorn.