Examples of Acellus modules posted online include suggestive language such as "sweetie lips" and a controversial image in a lesson on Harriet Tubman.
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Examples of Acellus modules posted online include suggestive language such as "sweetie lips" and a controversial image in a lesson on Harriet Tubman.
There is currently a laptop shortage as students prepare for virtual learning. But you can still find cheap laptops from HP, Chromebook, and more.
On the 35th anniversary of Super Mario Bros., Nintendo announced Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit, a "mixed reality" game featuring a physical go-kart.
Facebook's update suggests the rules don't take effect until late October.
The Mark Zuckerberg-led social media company announced in a blog post that it won't accept new political ads in the week before the election.
Amazon deals you won't want to miss this Wednesday include a pair of Beats by Dre wireless headphones, a Staub Dutch oven and more—shop our top picks.
These Labor Day appliance sales at retailers like Best Buy, The Home Depot and others are your chance to save on stoves, microwaves and more.
The merger of two black holes, estimated to have occurred about 7 billion years ago, is the largest observed in gravitational waves, researchers say.
The Philips Air Fryer XXL will crisp foods to perfection, and you can save $100 on it right now—see the details.
The Echelon Connect Bike brings virtual spin classes into your home for a fraction of the price of the Peloton. But is it as good?
Tesla cars already have a large touch screen display that owners and passengers can use to play video games when the vehicle is parked.
The redesigned 2021 Mercedes-Benz S-Class debuts a new augmented reality system and advanced safety features, including emergency evasive steering.
Livestreams have played an integral role in Louisville's protests, allowing viewers to see events as they unfold and to keep a steady eye on police.
The Joe Biden-Kamala Harris campaign launched online merchandise Tuesday on the Nintendo game "Animal Crossing: New Horizons."
As students return to college for the fall semester, they find online and in-person classes are starting to feel the same. Some feel cheated.
Uber has required masks for drivers and riders since May amid the coronavirus pandemic. Now it's expanding a mask verification feature to some riders.
Apple is reportedly planning to launch four new iPhone models in October supporting 5G wireless speeds.
Apple and Google teamed up to develop push notifications that let iOS and Android users know if they might have been exposed to COVID-19.
How does Walmart's new membership program compare to Amazon Prime, Instacart, Shipt and DoorDash? Here's what you get with each subscription program.
New Galaxy Fold Z Fold 2 goes on sale September 18th. The even more expensive Thom Browne designed fashion edition will be available a week later
Coming soon: two new video game systems, the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, and several big releases including Marvel's Avengers and Call of Duty.
Most developers save their biggest releases for the fall and holiday season, when many shoppers will purchase video games, consoles and more.
Jackie Ormes is widely recognized as the first and only Black female newspaper cartoonist of her time in the United States.
As students return to college for the fall semester, they're finding online and in-person classes are starting to feel the same. Some feel cheated.
Sure, shopping and gearing up for the school year looks and feels very different. Here are some ways to save time and money getting ready for class.
Walmart Plus will cost $98 a year compared to $119 for Amazon Prime. Walmart+ offers free same-day delivery and checkout in-store with Scan & Go.
The video-sharing app is partnering with Teespring, the commerce platform, to allow creators to sell their own merchandise through TikTok.
Back to school looks so different in 2020. Whether going remote or in person, here's how to save some time and money to prepare your student for class
Google describes its Kids Space as a place for parents to manage screen time and get access to "teacher-approved" apps and popular kids' books free.
Google describes its Kids Space as a place for parents to manage screen time and get access to "teacher-approved" apps and popular kids' books free.
The Federal Aviation Administration has approved Amazon's Prime Air service, which will use drones to deliver packages.
The spread of conspiracy theories into the mainstream on social media channels like Facebook and YouTube is accelerating during the coronavirus.
Twitter on Sunday removed a post retweeted by President Trump that falsely claimed the COVID-19 pandemic is not as deadly as officials have said.
Google says parents can opt out of having their kids see ads on Kids Space, but they'll have to work for it.