Learn more about the 10 Black women whose influential inventions have moved the world forward since the 1880s.

1. On March 23, 1857, American inventor Elisha Otis installed his latest invention at E.V.Haughwout & Co., a store at 488 ...

Cher Ami is credited with saving the lives of 194 members of Whittlesey’s “Lost Battalion.” He became known as a war hero in ...

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has ended all appointments to the Patent Public Advisory Committee (PPAC) and Trademark ...

"I thought there could be a better way to display a flag so it doesn't drag on the ground," said an inventor, from Enterprise ...

Arizona State University remained in the top 10 universities worldwide for U.S. utility patents issued for the fourth time, ...

The advent of generative artificial intelligence has sent shock waves across industries, from the technical to the creative.

We can’t afford to let other countries get away with stealing Alabama researchers' cutting-edge inventions -- and jeopardizing the economic future of Black workers and entrepreneurs in our state.

Lt.-Col. William Baird spotted a sickly young man on the wharf in Fredericton and immediately recognized him as the broken shell of someone who had once been quite famous. The young man stood alone ...

Running a business or creating something that hasn’t ever been made are no easy feats, yet Black women continue to lead the ...

It disrupts this idea of Native people as stoic," said Jami Powell, curator of Indigenous art at Hood Museum in New Hampshire ...

Charlie Brooks is stepping into the shoes of the wicked Childcatcher in the touring production of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.