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The State Department announced Wednesday that it is modifying the Foreign Service Officer Test to reflect the foreign policy goals of the Trump administration and meet "the challenges of the 21st ...

Blown wildly out of proportion in large format, the slime molds that British photographer Barry Webb captures seem atmospheric and sculptural. Stemonitis, for example, looks like dozens of thin pieces ...

If you’ve driven on the far western edge of the city lately, you’ve likely noticed that Amazon and Shamrock Foods have a new neighbor. That neighbor is Array Technologies, a publicly traded renewable ...

The city is collaborating with organizations, artists and businesses for its inaugural “Earth Month” lineup. Activities begin next Wednesday, April, 1 and include three Team Haverhill Clean & Green ...

Abstract: The operation mechanism and physical verification of the bidirectional dual-port quad-mode I-band full-duplex (IBFD) transmit-reflect-array (TRA) antenna are proposed in this article. This ...

I have never cared that Grey’s Anatomy or Suits is unrealistic. Yes, I believe that writers should do painstaking research, and that the realistic texture of daily life—whether it’s in an E.R. or a ...

Goldsmiths has named a lecture theatre after Shireen Abu Akleh following a student-led campaign, with speakers linking the tribute to ongoing risks faced by Palestinian journalists. Goldsmiths, ...

Below are notable Lake County Captains promotions for the 2026 season. The Captains note that these are subject to change. April 2: Labrador Retrievers take center stage for the home opener, featuring ...

AIKEN — About 40 people gathered March 19 for a literary lecture led by Dr. Forrest Anderson as part of the Aiken in the Alley series presented by USC Aiken. Titled “Hemingway, Salinger and the ...

Artist and alumna Christine Sun Kim will give a presentation as part of RIT/NTID’s Edmund Lyon Memorial Lectureship Series, 7-8:30 p.m. Thursday, April 23, in the new RIT Performing Arts Center.