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Cutting the EPA's Budget Is Not Just Politics. It's Life and Death

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Sweden's Solar Egg Sauna

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Inside the Minds of Dogs

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How Beauty Drives Evolution

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Neil deGrasse Tyson's New Book Makes It Easier to Understand the Cosmos

It's literally for people in a hurry

By Jeffrey Kluger

Why Miss Congeniality’s ‘Perfect Date’ Has Gotten Less Perfect, According to Science

A light jacket may no longer be the appropriate attire

By Ashley Hoffman

Why Scientists Should All Be Diplomats

'Science really is a universal language'

By Nina Dudnik

Aaron Hernandez's Brain to Be Donated to Science

His family had accused officials of refusing to release it

By Kate Samuelson

Spoof Travel Posters Show What U.S. Climate Change Could Look Like

The posters were released ahead of the March for Science, set for April 22

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NASA Reveals New Discoveries to Help in Search for Life in Space: Watch Online

The briefing will be held at the NASA headquarters in Washington, D.C., Thursday at 2 p.m. EDT

By Zamira Rahim

Nobel Scientist: When Did We Start to Value Killing Over Living?

President Trump has proposed funding for missiles over medicine

By Elizabeth Blackburn

Editors of Nature Sign Editorial in Favor of March for Science

"We encourage readers to get involved"

By Charlotte Alter

The Single Shining Hope to Stop Climate Change

'Only by making sure carbon emissions drop steadily from 2020 forward can we ensure that the world avoids the worst'

By Michael E. Mann

This Robot Is Lighting Each of President Trump's Tweets on Fire

Major burn

By Ashley Hoffman

Researchers Turn Spinach Leaf into Beating Heart Tissue

“All of a sudden you see cells moving."

By Julia Zorthian

Dozens of Scientific Journals Offered Her a Job. But She Didn't Exist

A new “sting operation” study exposes the problem with sham science publications

By Jeffrey Kluger

430 Million-Year-Old Fossil Named in Honor of Sir David Attenborough

It's an ancient relative of lobsters and crabs

By Kate Samuelson

Neil deGrasse Tyson Blessed Us With an Out-of-this-World Delightful Crossword Puzzle

This puzzle is out of this world

By Cady Lang

Stephen Hawking Fears He 'May Not Be Welcome' in U.S. Under Trump

Hawking spoke in a new interview

By Maya Rhodan

Study Suggests Da Vinci's 'Mona Lisa' Is Actually Happy

Subjects "always perceive" da Vinci's famously ambiguous portrait as "happy."

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