The Formula 1 title race is heating up and McLaren's golden rule — “Let 'em race” — risks expanding into a whole rule book.

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Lizz Fouther-Branch, 73, still remembers the Northeast Portland home that her family lived in when she was 4 years old. It was two stories tall, she said, and had been subdivided into a duplex with ...

A pamphlet describing their work explains the title of the exhibit: “In this year’s exhibit and sale, we explore the color spectrum, each creating a painting in one of the seven colors of the spectrum ...

Scientists believe that AI-powered digital twin technology has the potential to bolster clean energy and save our power systems. Digital twins are virtual representations of physical systems. In this ...

A federal appeals court ruled on Friday that President Trump's tariffs are illegal. The ruling will most likely head to the Supreme Court for final deliberation. Crossmark Global Investments chief ...

If you use ChatGPT to learn new topics, you might want to try its new flashcard-based quiz feature, which can help you evaluate your progress. I used a simple prompt: "Turn financial econometrics into ...

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In previous versions of Microsoft Outlook (the classic app), you could view the HTML code of an email by opening the email, right-clicking on it, and selecting “View source” from the context menu.

The government of Japan on Thursday named the city of Kisarazu as the hometown for Nigerians willing to live and work in the country as part of its strategic efforts to deepen cultural diplomacy, ...

A seemingly simple primary school maths question has left hundreds of adults scratching their heads. The game show question, which was featured on the ITV program The 1% Club, has caused widespread ...