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October 24

Dogs use puppy power to sniff out cancer

Health start-up 'SpotitEarly' is using dogs to help sniff out the four most common types of cancer, helping people detect the disease early.

October 17

FireDome System Conducts First Real-World Test

New firefighting technology is modeled after Israel’s “Iron Dome” missile defense system.

October 13

Sony steps up parental controls 

Gaming giant Sony is trying to empower parents to have more control over the games their kids play – and who they interact with while they’re playing. 

October 10

AI Chatbots Are Causing Confusion for Mental Health

A growing number of Americans are turning to AI chatbots to treat their mental health problems - and doctors say that's a problem.

October 6

Getting kids to put down screens and pick up a book

Smart tips for parents: How to help your kids swap screens for stories — and why it’ll benefit them for life.

September 29

Nintendo Celebrates Super Mario’s 40th Birthday

Super Mario is now middle aged, and Nintendo is throwing America’s favorite video game plumber a birthday party. 

September 26

Using AI to keep school busses safe

The words ‘high tech’ aren’t usually the first that come to mind when we think about school busses, but one company is flipping the script.

September 25

Helping Military Families Adjust to New Communities

Blue Star families is kicking off its annual “Welcome Week” for the 600,000 servicemembers that move every year due to new deployments. 

September 22

Atari Founder Has A New Mission

Atari founder Nolan Bushnell is already a legend in the gaming world, and now he’s taking his expertise to the world of education.

July 11

DEI-fueled investing is ‘ideological coercion’ of shareholders, Missouri AG warns amid new probe

Two leading proxy advisory firms face investigations from Missouri's attorney general for allegedly misleading consumers about prioritizing DEI and ESG over investor returns.