Girls Scouts to Earn Badges for Cybersecurity Skills
The new badges will offer primers in online privacy and Internet infrastructure.
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What Did You See in That Painting?
New research finds the eyes of children and adults are drawn to very different things.
Yet Again, Syria Raises Concerns Over Trump’s Ties to Russia
Analysts are watching the White House to see whether it's U.S. interests or the Trump administration's connection to Russia guiding policy abroad.
Viewfinder: A Camel in Qatar
A camel is seen in a desert area on the Qatari side of the Abu Samrah border crossing between Saudi Arabia and Qatar, on June 20th, 2017.
Tropical Storm Cindy Could Become America’s Latest Flooding Nightmare
The Gulf Coast is preparing for the sort of rainstorm that is supposed to come only once in a lifetime.
Where Did All the Money Come From in the Georgia House Race?
Democrat Jon Ossoff raised a lot from small, individual donations, while dark money groups gave about one-fifth of all the money in the race.
Following Misconduct Allegation, ‘Bachelor in Paradise’ to Continue Filming
Filming of the show was originally suspended earlier this month, when Warner Bros. announced it was investigating reports of a non-consensual sex act.
Is the Senate Considering Deeper Cuts to Medicaid?
A wonky change could have big effects on the future of the program.
Russia Suspends Use of Military Hotline After U.S. Attack on Syrian Warplane
Russia suspended the use of a hotline that has helped to prevent air conflict between the intervening powers in Syria.
What Typos Can Tell Us About This White House
Typos in official correspondence are tiny errors on their own, but they suggest a much larger problem within the administration.