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The University of Phoenix expects enrollment to grow as the Education Department softens oversight of for-profit schools, despite industry concerns.

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Cursive writing is making a comeback in Pennsylvania classrooms. A new state law now requires all schools to teach cursive. The program is meant to ...

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Utah Republican State Sen. Kirk Cullimore, who sponsored the legislation creating Utah’s “regulatory mitigation” program to help court AI companies, said the mix of safeguards and technology ...

Some professors at Thompson Rivers University are starting to get creative with how they allow their students to use ...

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AI’s acceleration feels durable, driving government-tech clashes, agentic “vibecoding,” security anxieties, market tremors, and Plurality’s model-switching ease.

Utah resident Matthew Lefthand, who once weighed 270 pounds, is the first American to ride more than 600 miles in a 24-hour ...