HUNCH stands for ‘High School Students United with NASA to Create Hardware’. It’s a nationwide program that looks to involve students in the design process for NASA products. NASA engineers look to these students to provide a new perspective.

A 2019 law has led to 70 officers losing their badges over dishonesty, but some have been allowed to stay on the job, a new Colorado News Collaborative investigation has found. Why it matters: The problem with dishonest cops is bigger than lawmakers initially imagined.

It's proven an especially attractive approach for fintechs as it gives them a new layer of products to offer to bigger banks and financial services providers. Ember, a British startup working on an embedded tax offering,

Prudent Engineering LLP, a multi-disciplinary engineering and land survey firm, has hired Zachary Ward as senior computer-aided design and drafting technician in the survey department in the firm’s East Syracuse office.

Former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan, a Republican, is casting himself as "pro choice," a significant shift from his earlier position on abortion.

The latest financial accounting by the Crown corporation shows it lost a mind-boggling $748 million last year alone. That’s about $2 million a day. During the past half-dozen years, Canada Post has bled $3 billion in red ink. Now, head honchos are warning it could run out of money within a year unless major changes are made.