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March 9, 2017
Emily Atkin
EPA chief Scott Pruitt just went full climate denier.
March 7, 2017
Emily Atkin
The EPA’s Science Office Removed “Science” From Its Mission Statement
March 1, 2017
Emily Atkin
Is the March for Science Bad for Scientists?
The Earth Day event has created a rift between those who want to defend their field and those who worry it will hurt their cause.
February 28, 2017
Emily Atkin
Donald Trump did something not-terrible for women today.
February 27, 2017
Emily Atkin
The Scientific Community Is Facing an Existential Crisis
Dr. Rush Holt talks Donald Trump, the increasing politicization of science, and what his community needs to do next.
February 24, 2017
Emily Atkin
Inside the Scientists’ Quiet Resistance to Trump
They're sacrificing work, leisure, and sleep to defend important government data. Is it making a difference? And how long can they keep it up?
February 22, 2017
Emily Atkin
Tired of Earth? Well, NASA has some good news.
Tired of living on this planet? Well, NASA has some good news
February 15, 2017
Sarah Jones
Trump Has Turned the GOP Into the Party of Eugenics
The long-discredited theory is newly relevant in 2017—but maybe it's always been embedded in the Republican platform.
February 13, 2017
Emily Atkin
The first hearing on NASA’s future will feature a climate-denying astronaut.
January 16, 2017
Stacia L. Brown
Hidden Figures
and the Ambitious Working Mother
Challenged at work, supported at home, the trio of NASA mathematicians are a bold representation of cooperative black domestic life.
January 10, 2017
Eric Armstrong
Are Democrats the Party of Science? Not Really.
Until liberals truly embrace the spirit of scientific inquiry, they'll never gain the upper hand in the policy debates of the Trump era.
December 20, 2016
Magazine
Cynthia Graber
Why Is the Government Spying on Mosquitoes?
U.S. intelligence agencies are funding a new scientific partnership that combines James Bond spy-craft and Silicon Valley wizardry.
November 29, 2016
Rachel Riederer
Who Gets to Be a Science Nerd?
The troubling history of popular science.
November 18, 2016
Magazine
Alex Shephard
Forget Mars. Let’s Go Back to the Moon.
NASA wants to send humans to Mars by the 2030s. Neal Lane, Bill Clinton’s science adviser, says we should be looking at a closer goal.
October 5, 2016
Bernadette Gray-Little
Science is Important. So Why Aren’t Candidates Talking About It?
October 4, 2016
Martha Henriques
For Intersex Activists, There is Beauty in Difference
September 29, 2016
Frank T. McAndrew
Why Clowns Creep Us Out
A psychologist explains our cultural coulrophobia.
September 23, 2016
Adam Gaffney
How ADHD Was Sold
A new book outlines an epidemic of over-diagnosis and addiction.
September 16, 2016
Shontavia Johnson
The Science of Going Viral
What can memetics tell us about Internet culture?
September 13, 2016
Michael Regnier
The Scientist Who Gave Himself Away
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