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HeyTutor examines how AI technologies might change live tutoring, including how some companies already use it, and discusses fears it could replace human tutors.

Best Universities examined what the end of Biden’s $10,000 loan forgiveness program means for first-generation students and graduates.

Using information from leading business schools and academic research, Wysa compiled five tips to help manage burnout at work.

Using data from the NCES and research from Education Dynamics, EDsmart explored why online college enrollment is on the rise.

The Daily Yonder took a close look at the controversial practices employed by the wilderness therapy camp industry to treat troubled teens that, according to former campers and child welfare advocates, may do more harm than good.

Stacker examined data from the CDC’s annual PLACES report, released in July 2023, to see which cities had the highest share of adults with obesity.

The Marshall Project took a look at the increasing use of surveillance drones by police and the effect it is having on incident response time and protocol.

The Marshall Project dives into the criminal justice system’s ongoing struggle with “legal deserts” as well as other mitigating issues compromising defendants’ ability to seek and secure legal counsel.

Marker Learning gathered statistics from a report on the National Health Interview Survey on children with learning disability diagnoses, the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System for indicators of learning disabilities in adults, and other medical reports to look at the differences between learning disabilities in adults and children.

The Marshall Project took a close look at the dangerous and potentially negligent state of prisons in extreme heat zones and how extreme heat conditions are affecting both prisoners and prison workers.

While other designs have come and gone, at present there are two types of charger connections that account for the majority of EV chargers in use. Automoblog explains the differences and what’s happening in the industry.

Gold Law examined 2021 fatal crash data from NHTSA’s Fatality Analysis Reporting System to find out.

Stacker sifted through news articles and historical documents to commemorate the legacies of 10 Black suffragists often left out of the narrative.

The General compiled research to show how roads have been integral to connecting people and cultures and how construction has changed over time.

Stacker used Progressive Punch data to see how progressive the senators running for reelection are relative to the political leanings of their states.

A Hechinger Report analysis finds in Sarasota County, as school board members battle over book bans, character education, attacks on LGBTQ+ individuals and ‘woke audits,’ students feel like ‘non-consenting lab rats.’

The 74‘s look at 15 school systems shows some promising investments, but also a slew of questionable expenditures and a breakdown of transparency.

Edmunds looked at all the pros and cons of switching to an electric vehicle.

At Indianapolis’ George Washington High School, educators have partnered with activists and barbers to create new spaces for open talk and guidance.

A player finally wins at the casino—but the house refuses to pay out. What can be done? AskGamblers rounds up the ways that players can fight back.