The Philippines on Friday unveiled its logo for next year’s ASEAN Summit. This includes a rice stalk, symbolizing nourishment ...

Who'd have guessed all those marks on cash have a practical purpose? At least on one smaller currency denomination, this seal ...

Commentary: We're heading into a world saturated with AI. With automation everywhere, I wonder what will become our primary source of identity, purpose and meaning.

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But despite the job cuts, Meta’s chief AI officer told The Wall Street Journal that the company would, however, continue hiring “AI native” talent—a term that seems to have quietly slipped into the ...

It’s been a long, surreal and winding road to the Irish presidential election, due to take place tomorrow. It’s had less of the pizazz and drama of the US election, but we did have some ridiculous ...

A cyclist rides through the Stanford University campus. Weekly file photo. We asked former Stanford employees who were laid off this year about the impact of the university’s recent staffing ...

Professor Bola Akinterinwa, an International Relations Scholar, witnessed the declaration of Nigeria’s independence in 1960. The former Director-General of the Nigerian Institute of International ...

SAN DIEGO — When we talk about rain chances in the forecast, you often hear meteorologists refer to percentages, but does that really mean? CBS 8's chief meteorologist, Karlene Chavis, helps break it ...

In the latest edition of What the Kids Are Saying, viral teacher Mr. Philip Lindsay joins TODAY’s Jenna Bush Hager and guest co-host Sheinelle Jones to share the meaning behind common Gen Alpha ...

FDA approval describes when the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) deems a medical product safe and effective for its intended use based on scientific data and testing. Before people use a medical ...

There was a time, around when Nokia's hardy 3410 was all the rage, that a phone was seemingly invincible. Today, the stakes are much higher, our devices perhaps less resilient, even if some unique ...