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President Trump on Monday highlighted his efforts to expand school choice for American families at a "Back to School" event at the White House as millions of children across the country prepare to return to school.

AiNET Corp. and its former chief executive officer, Deepak Jain, have agreed to pay $1.8 million to settle allegations that they violated the False Claims Act by knowingly submitting false claims for data center services provided under a contract ...

Handwriting is slowly receding from everyday life among younger generations. At the University of Stavanger in Norway, researchers report a startling figure: after just one year of using only keyboards, 40 percent of students see a decline in how ...

The Department of Homeland Security said Monday that it wants to charge a new $103,000 fee for companies seeking to give jobs to high-skilled foreign guest workers.

As children return to school across the U.S., the Trump administration is spending $25 million on farm-to-school grants and $70 million for schools to upgrade their cafeterias to cook nutritious meals.

The steady hum of conversation, bursts of laughter, and the click of dice. It's a familiar soundscape in board game cafes, a growing phenomenon that stands in stark contrast to the solitary scrolling seen in most modern coffee shops.

The Department of Defense is leaning into an "AI-first" mentality and developing new artificial intelligence tools, but analysts warn there are still barriers to their broad use in the military.

Monogram Health Professional Services PC and Monogram Health Inc., collectively known as Monogram Health and headquartered in Tennessee, have agreed to pay $2.4 million to resolve allegations that they violated the False Claims Act by causing the ...

Left-wing commentator Hasan Piker's remark that American Jews' support of Israel invites violence against them has caused a public spat between Democrats in Michigan.

The U.S. Marine Corps called off biennial drills with South Korea Monday, one week after President Trump unexpectedly ordered the downscaling of separate Ulchi Freedom Shield drills last week.