The new Chicago institute pairs a $26 million campaign with a father-daughter kidney donation story out of Northwestern Memorial Hospital.

The South Kingstown university's new AI degree pairs business and arts and sciences, with credits available starting spring 2027.

Chase, Citi, Schwab and others are locking out unvetted AI bots after some tried moves customers never approved.

Kevon Martorell, who survived childhood burns and a leg amputation, built an app with 204 exercises, plus stretches, tailored to disabilities.

Federal health officials met at Cleveland Clinic to pitch faster gene-therapy approvals and new Medicaid pricing deals for rare diseases.

Tamara Schwarting became UC Cancer Center’s first outpatient CAR-T recipient, going home the same day she was treated.

Prototyping labs called Fablets, a bigger consortium and $100 million in private backing are part of the Dallas-area push.

Pasadena's Beckman Auditorium hosts a packed house Wednesday night as Caltech launches a two-day inauguration celebration with a moon-and-Mars panel.

Nate Soares of Berkeley's MIRI says he has not funded his 401(k) in a decade and puts extinction odds above 50%.

NASA's planetary defense team in Washington, D.C. hunts down space rocks like 2024 YR4 before they become a problem.

Seattle AI Week's third year draws WTIA, OpenAI and state officials, while protesters push back on data centers outside.

Working prototypes already exist, with over 90% of parts sourced from the U.S. and allies ahead of 2027 orders.

A motorcycle crash victim reached the trauma center alive after paramedics gave him blood on scene. He has since walked into the station to say thanks.