Technology, like just about anything else in existence, can be used for good or for ill. There's no arguing that technology and scientific discovery has improved the quality of human life overall. In ...

We learn more when things get difficult. Over the past five years, we've lived through a period of tremendous growth and optimism in the tech sector. Record funding rounds, sky-high valuations, and ...

Editor’s note: This story appeared in the October 2021 edition of The Daily Universe Magazine. Gone are the days of using antique family history techniques to fill out a family tree as new technology ...

Expansive family history libraries and events like RootsTech are some of the many attractions that bring family history enthusiasts to Utah. However, enthusiasts all over the world can engage in ...

Generative AI, the transformative technology of the moment, exploded onto the scene with the arrival in late 2022 of ChatGPT, an AI-powered chatbox developed by the company OpenAI. After only five ...

An Irish artist is breathing new life into old black and white photographs with technology that animates historical figures and family members. Matt Loughrey launched My Colorful Past in 2014 to ...

In an evolving and increasingly digitized media landscape, cadets are leading through innovation with the United States Military Academy’s Digital History Center. As a discipline, digital history ...

This is part of Governing's special 30th anniversary coverage. Over the course of three decades, I’ve written extensively about government technology. While the technologies themselves have gotten ...

In mid-November, several striking monuments rose out of the earth in the heart of downtown Los Angeles. One paid tribute to Gaspar Yanga, a slave-turned-liberator who led a successful uprising against ...

A collaboration between RIT and the Finger Lakes Visitors Connection is about to change how people experience local history in Ontario County, N.Y. The Finger Lakes Virtual Museum app—developed ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — A White House tour is practically a must-do when visiting Washington, but the experience can leave some guests wondering about spaces they didn't get to see, like the Oval Office.