Atlantic City Schools Hold 8th Grade "Stepping Up" Ceremonies
Atlantic City Public Schools hold 8th grade "Stepping Up" ceremonies because the students don't technically graduate, but they do "Step Up" to the next educational level.
Office workers say they are more productive now, thanks to AI
Robert Knight for Fyxer Seven in 10 office workers are more productive now thanks to AI — but not all are using it effectively. A poll of 2,000 employees found 88% have embraced the technology in their jobs — including research tools, writing or content generation, and data analysis tools — with
Atlantic City High School Graduation 2026: 409 Seniors Celebrate Commencement at Boardwalk Hall
Valedictorian Joshua Weinstock, Salutatorian Alfia Nashia, school leaders and elected officials encouraged Atlantic City High School graduates to embrace resilience, discipline and opportunity during the Class of 2026 commencement ceremony.
What every man needs to know about testosterone and heart health
Abid Husain for Hone Health Most doctors regularly see a version of the same patient — a man in his early 50s who had the kind of cardiac workup his primary care doctor called reassuring: cholesterol and blood pressure within the traditionally acceptable ranges, no family history of heart disease. What
Unstoppable Mindset: How Believing in Yourself Builds Confidence, Strength and Success
Angela C. Richardson explores the power of positive self-talk, faith, resilience, and personal accountability in building the mindset needed to achieve lasting wellness and life goals.
The Switch Up: Why It Might Be Time to Swap Your Ice Cream for a Smoothie Bowl
Craving a cold, creamy treat? Discover how smoothie bowls deliver the satisfaction of ice cream while providing fiber, vitamins, and lasting energy.
CIVIC ENGAGEMENT-The Centennial Trivia Night
Celebrate America's birthday at the Constitution Center in Philadelphia with free entry, free food and exhibit tours.
How to travel this summer on a budget
Mallika Mitra for Current When school’s out and the sun is shining, many of us get excited for summer travel. But nowadays, the cost of a trip can seem prohibitive. According to a new survey of 5,000 Americans commissioned by Current, a consumer fintech banking platform, and conducted
67% of people consuming online content are spotting misleading info from AI, according to a new survey
Max Spero for Pangram Labs AI-written content is everywhere today, from news sites to social media to classrooms. And it's not always easy to tell what's written by AI and what's written by humans. AI-generated content can be dangerous when it'