Robert Scott

While the headlines have focused on science funding cuts at elite national universities, we shouldn’t lose sight of the local impact. Long Island is home to major research centers, including Brookhaven National Laboratory, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, the Feinstein Institutes at Northwell and Stony Brook University, among others. The $47 billion in cuts to the National Science Foundation and other […]

Spring is a wonderful time to be on a farm. Hedges burst into life, oilseed rape is in flower and we have enjoyed welcoming new lambs into the world. This

The core risk of AI in legal workflows is not just inaccuracy, but the illusion of authority.

The end is nigh! Well, at least it is for my winter cereals due to the ongoing drought this spring. Our light-land fields have really run out of steam. It

Managing stress is challenging. Small things cause you to lose control. My trigger at the moment is rural phone signal. Every time I try to receive a

Background In 2021, Congress directed the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to require display of detailed broadband consumer labels for broadband internet access service plans.

Here in barren West Norfolk harvest has nearly finished. We cut 90% of our crops in July, leaving just spring beans to gather in. It has been a

For the first time since 2001, the newly christened “Mayhem on Middle” crosstown series between Deer Lakes and Hampton returned Friday night at Fridley Field in Allison park.

Old Quad East conference foes reignited a rivalry that has spanned multiple decades, starting in 1959, as Penn Hills and Gateway battled on an overcast Friday night at Yuhas Field in Penn Hills. Both East Hills programs have rich championship pedigrees, playoff aspirations and are separated by less than 8