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A Boston Dynamics humanoid robot, Atlas, made a rare World Cup broadcast moment by walking onto the pitch at the halftime of the Brazil vs. Norway Round of 16 match and delivering the game ball....

FIFA suspended a one-game ban for US striker Folarin Balogun after the forward received a red card earlier in the tournament, allowing him to play in the Round of 16 against Belgium. FIFA said its...

A federal judge ordered the Pentagon to pause enforcement of a lobbying restriction tied to the Defense Department’s blacklist of companies alleged to aid China’s military, granting Alibaba Group...

Steve Blank, an adjunct professor at Stanford and a founder of the Lean startup movement, said that the AI era has upended the basic workflow used in his entrepreneurship education. In describing...

In an account of how AI is reshaping office work, an executive assistant at Vanderbilt University described using tools such as Microsoft Copilot and ChatGPT to handle tasks like meeting notes...

Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., also known as Foxconn, reported a bigger-than-expected 40% quarterly sales jump, attributing growth to sustained demand for AI-related server components. The...

SK Hynix is seeking greater access to AI-focused investors through a planned $29 billion US listing on Nasdaq, positioned as a major foreign-company first-time share sale. The move targets...

A new report describes how rising college closures are moving from symbolic disappearances to legal and financial crises for students. Using a virtual preservation tour of Trinity Christian...

Steve Blank’s classroom observation extends beyond simple tech adoption, revealing that AI tools are compressing the time students spend producing artifacts. In the Lean LaunchPad...

UK experts warned that cutting language courses at universities and schools risks undermining social mobility and vocational skills, pointing to pressures on humanities departments. The report...

Higher education leaders and students are bracing for additional campus closings as private institutions face intensified pressure from falling enrollments and rising debt. A virtual walkthrough...

Artificial intelligence is accelerating automation risk in administrative roles, reshaping how universities and colleges manage support functions. In an example tied to Vanderbilt University, an...

UK higher education institutions are drawing scrutiny for reductions in language offerings, with experts warning the changes could weaken social mobility for working-class students. The report...

Remote work is showing resilience despite corporate return-to-office crackdowns, with researchers finding that the share of U.S. workers working from home has barely moved over two years. An...

AI’s next bottleneck is emerging in infrastructure and deployment, not model development, according to an entrepreneur profile. Kevin O’Leary says he would focus on helping small businesses...

Policy attention is increasing on how students are protected when colleges close, including federal and state efforts to improve takeovers and consumer reimbursement. The report describes federal...

Applied, career-linked education strategies are featured through profiles of Philippine institutions emphasizing employability and structured learning pathways. Polytechnic University of the...

The conversation around AI-driven automation is expanding from office technology into role redesign for administrative staff across organizations, including universities. The profile centers on an...

Shipping access issues related to the Strait of Hormuz are being raised in negotiations involving Iran and other governments, with potential fee arrangements and “special considerations” mentioned...

A British government-backed higher education access program focused on female empowerment abroad has been withdrawn after two years, according to reporting. The scheme, Strengthening higher...