A man in Rhode Island is taking his love for pirates to a new level. Jason Dipietro transformed a 22-foot Catalina sailboat into a pirate ship he named Knot Normal. This one comes to us from WJAR- TV.

Robot vacuum maker Narwal unveiled its new set of smart vacuum cleaners at the Consumer Electronics Show with AI-powered features such as monitoring pets, finding valuable objects, and notifying users ...

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Tetra Tech is rated Buy, with core markets showing robust growth and margin expansion as low-margin USAID work winds down. TTEK benefits from strong U.S. water infrastructure, power grid upgrades, and ...

People love to say dogs “can’t” live in apartments, usually without ever having shared a hallway or an elevator with one. In reality, a lot of apartment success comes down to how a dog spends the ...

As the holidays approach, many people are looking for meaningful gifts, and some believe a new pet makes the perfect surprise. But giving animals as gifts, especially without the recipient’s knowledge ...

Ukraine is developing its own AI system using Google's Gemma framework AI to enhance military operations and civilian services in Ukraine Security measures being developed against potential Russian ...

It was another close call for Georgia Tech against rival Georgia, but once again the Yellow Jackets came up short. In what turned out to be a defensive battle, Georgia Tech could not get enough going ...

This isn’t a list of the cheapest tech—in fact, some of these things aren’t even on sale for Black Friday. Instead, it’s a list of the best tech to give someone you actually like. These are product ...

With a chance to clinch a spot in the ACC Championship game, Georgia Tech came out flat, fell behind 28-0, and could not catch up vs Pittsburgh. The Yellow Jackets were playing their biggest game in ...

NASSAU, Bahamas — Purdue basketball’s Braden Smith tumbled and slid backwards on the floor, then leapt to his feet to pump his fist with a victorious road. The No. 1 Boilermakers were well on their ...