When it comes to electric cars, South Africa isn't exactly on the cutting edgebut that's about to change.
The University of Technology in Durban has teamed up with the eThekwini Transport...more
The National Endowment for the Arts' annual " Portfolio Day" is a chance for artists to show off their work to college counselors and art experts from more than 30 colleges and universities, the...more
President Trump's tariff war with China appears to be a thing of the past, at least according to one Silicon Valley firm.
The Los Angeles Times reports on a deal struck between NVIDIA and China's...more
The US government's Sustainable Aquaculture Innovation Center is putting its money where its mouth is, in the form of $785,000 in funding for three projects that aim to improve the health and...more
Bulgaria has been in a political crisis for three years now, but that hasn't stopped the country from adopting a pro-European Union strategy to attract pharmaceutical companies to its small domestic...more
It's no secret that America's water supply is in desperate need of serious attentionbut scientists say they've found a way to use satellites to help solve the problem, the Los Angeles Times...more
An Indiana nonprofit that teaches kids how to make art is now open in a brick-and-mortar location, the Times of Northwest Indiana reports.
"This was my mission, from the very beginning, to bring...more
Wisconsin Gov.
Scott Walker has signed an executive order making it easier for felons to get jobs, the AP reports.
The executive order gives the state's Department of Workforce Development the...more
Climate change is already having a major impact on India's economy, but there's still a lot of work to be done.
A new report from the India Climate Collaborative finds that the country needs to...more
Bill and Melinda Gates are putting their money where their mouth is to help people in Sudan.
The two are among nine donors who have pledged $4.5 million to help local aid groups in the country,...more
The Girl Scouts of the USA, with assistance from First Lady Michelle Obama, is launching an unconventional recruitment campaign designed at reversing a decline in participation by girls and adult volunteers.