The answer is yes, absolutely, absolutely 100%. but it's not all kinds of math, and it's not all kinds of programming. that ...

I set out almost three years ago to travel the country and talk with as many ordinary Americans as possible to understand why we’re so deeply divided. This year, the “America at a Crossroads” team and ...

Welcome to the online version of From the Politics Desk, a newsletter that brings you the NBC News Politics team’s latest reporting and analysis from the White House, Capitol Hill and the campaign ...

Editor’s note: This essay is part of our ongoing Between Us series, examining the factors that contribute to polarization and prevent good governance, good citizenship and good relationships — and ...

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Travelers often expect airport security to flag obvious items like oversized liquids, knives, or sharp tools. But according to the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), even everyday objects ...

Community High School District 218 last week launched a mentorship program in partnership with the nonprofit Common Ground Foundation to support the development of 35 male students. Students coming ...

These old items could net you new money. An investment expert is urging cash-strapped Americans to check their basements and junk drawers to see whether they own forgotten books, gadgets and games ...

A philosopher suggests that we don't have to like each other in order to overcome polarization and work together. It turns out both sides recoiled at the expensive and rushed nature of the election.

Many everyday items appear harmless, but collect germs that rarely get cleaned off. Studies have found bacteria like E. coli and staph on phones, remotes, and even sponges. These objects often go ...