Submit your letter to the editor via this form. Read more Letters to the Editor. Will data centers cutwater use in drought? Re: “La Nina forecast not so cut and dry” (Page A1, Oct. 10). On Page 1 of ...
NEW DELHI, Oct 8 (Reuters) - Hollywood and Bollywood groups are lobbying an Indian panel for stricter copyright protection that will prevent artificial intelligence firms from using their intellectual ...
Now is a grand time to walk among the last of the golden prairie plants while observing a variety of shore and pond birds at Appleton Veterans Memorial Park, 1620 E. Witzke Blvd. While beauty prevails ...
About 10 years ago, I had a student who came to me and wanted to apply early decision to a highly selective college. By looking at her midterm grades, I knew that getting accepted would be a challenge ...
September is National Suicide Prevention Month, and our team at The Heart Network is working with its partners to raise awareness about the toxic relationship between tobacco use and mental health.
Some readers are offended by two headlines in the Sept. 18 print edition of LNP | LancasterOnline. The headline at the top of page A1 regarding the Lampeter-Strasburg versus Elizabethtown field hockey ...
A week ago, Google disabled the ability to see 100 results per page by using a URL parameter in the Google Search URL bar. Since that change, rank-checking tools have become an absolute mess, and even ...
Judging by Daniel Buck's credentials, it is unlikely he and I would agree on much politically. However, his opinion piece on a statewide ban of cell phones in schools is spot-on (“If WI wants to ...
I write on behalf of Second Harvest Food Bank, joined by past chairs Elizabeth Adler, Skye Fantaci, Andrew Favret, Jan Hayden, Ben Johnson, Robert Marks, Patricia Weeks, Bert Wilson and Roy Zuppardo, ...
Lede, Norway's grid operator, adopts StormGeo's GridEyes, an AI-powered satellite tool, to improve vegetation management and enhance grid resilience amid increasing extreme weather events. David ...
The online gambling operator DraftKings has banned the use of credit cards to fund customer accounts in its U.S. casino and sports book operations. The move, which became effective Monday, follows a ...
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