"Vibe coding" appeared in early 2025 to describe the simple idea of programming with AI tools. So I tested a range of them — ...

Background Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) are linked to poor health and social outcomes, with growing interest in their ...

The no-code movement lets anyone build software without coding. Learn how no-code tools in 2025 enable fast, cost-effective, ...

Congratulations 2023 Search for Excellence winners! UC Master Gardener Programs in Riverside County, Placer County, El Dorado County, and Sacramento County won the triennial Search for ...

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After launching its first US residential pilot in California last week with six Quasar 2 bidirectional chargers, Wallbox wasted no time scaling up. The EV charger company is now rolling out a new ...

Escambia schools' proposed drug diversion program would use the 'Better Without It' model, which emphasizes education, support and early intervention If approved by the school board, the diversion ...

Scanning a loyalty card might be costing you money. Companies say they’re rewarding your devotion with points, discounts and perks. But behind the scenes, many are using these programs to monitor your ...

With the prevalence of microcontrollers (MCUs) as processing units in safety-related systems (SRS) comes the need for diagnostic measures that will ensure safe operation. IEC 61508-2 specifies ...

WASHINGTON — Food assistance relied upon by nearly 3 million New Yorkers — and more than 160,000 Long Islanders — could be delayed next month if the U.S. government shutdown continues, state officials ...

An Adelphi University student is suing the school after it accused him of using artificial intelligence to write an essay deemed “too advanced” for a first-year student — a charge he calls “completely ...

Utah’s school voucher program, still embroiled in a constitutional battle, is back for a second year — this time with more students, stricter spending rules and less money for homeschooled children.