Proposed federal rules would make it easier for people who have been cheated or misled by a college to have their student-loan debt forgiven, U.S. Department of Education officials say.

Just as I was putting pen to paper for this piece I was amused to receive an invitation from a wonderful organization called "Julie’s Bicycle" to an event with the compelling title: "How to be a COPtimist: Culture, Creativity and COP21."

The images that come to mind when thinking of green tea are likely associated with calmness, purity and relaxation.

Chinese consumers are turning more to Western sports brands rather than big luxury names when they go shopping, according to media report.

The new comprehensive World Atlas of Artificial Night Sky Brightness has just appeared in Science Advances.

Senior managers at University College London have pressed ahead with expansion plans despite concerns from the institution’s finance committee that it may be growing too quickly, minutes of meetings show.

Deep learning is rapidly ‘eating’ artificial intelligence. But let’s not mistake this ascendant form of artificial intelligence for anything more than it really is.

Incoming students respond to short, easy-to-digest communication

You know you're onto something when you have Mark Zuckerberg and Google behind you.

The awkward efforts of Republicans to embrace their party’s standard-bearer Donald Trump looked particularly painful in Congress this week as lawmakers ducked into elevators, dashed away from reporters, ignored questions or, worse, tried to answer them.