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BYU: PathSay project uses AI to cross language barriers

Thousands of the world's languages remain largely invisible to modern translation technology, but researchers and students at Brigham Young University are working to change that. Through a project called Pathsay, students in the BYU MATRIX lab are partnering with international BYU-Pathway ...

Guest opinion: All of the fun of a vacation to the Redwoods

First off, I have to apologize. The trip to the Redwoods was entirely my idea. I was seized with the compulsion to go before the war with Iran broke out. Naturally, I assumed that if we took a trip with lots of long drives that gas prices would go up for the occasion, but I had no idea it would ...

HARROP: Americans are free to be suckers

Many of today's consumer loans are legal but abusive. Payday lenders and used car sellers often steer customers into costly contracts they barely understand. Low-income borrowers with jobs, and therefore, dependable cash flow to siphon off, are favored targets. Sure, there's a sucker born ...

JOECKS: What Americans can learn from World Cup fans

The World Cup showed why you shouldn't be ashamed of America's heroes and heritage. While only Argentina and Spain made Sunday's World Cup final, citizens of many countries enthusiastically cheered on their teams. Norwegian fans became an internet phenomenon for their "Viking Row" cheer. ...