The brains of macaques offer some clues
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“The galaxy may be teeming with rogue planets”
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Violent star blasts pointed to a huge cosmological surprise
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Spent brewing yeast offers a meat-textured scaffold for your next burger
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It’s intentionally sending a signal that it’s pissed off, so beware
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In a video post, Russell T. Davies met up with Whoopi Goldberg, and the two made a pretty good case for a Doctor Who/Star Trek crossover.
Early financial strain can have a measurable impact on how infant brains develop
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It’s tough to keep people on track with their medications, but a tiny radio antenna could help
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But it might depend on social cues
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Auto-brewery syndrome is a devastating and poorly understood condition, but effective treatments could be on the way
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New research shows “gifted word learning” pups have surprising verbal aptitude
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As a new year begins and the blog starts afresh in 2026, we wanted to take a moment to reflect on the highlights of the blog in 2025. In case you missed any of our posts the first time round, the five most viewed posts of last year were: We hope you enjoyed the blog … Continue reading Our top five posts of 2025
I grew up in a society where collective will was at the forefront and it is true to say people looked out for each other. The state – at all levels – had various policy structures in place to provide levels of economic protection for the least advantaged members of society. Having grown up in…
“It is no surprise to either Marimar or myself that this happened and, unfortunately, it is going to continue to happen,” the Chicago woman’s lawyer said.
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While reporting on climate change isn’t always hopeful, the women I've met along the way are forging a path forward for intergenerational resilience.
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ICE shot a woman point-blank in Minneapolis. The agency’s raids and impunity were always going to lead to death.
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The Coast Guard called off its search for people who jumped into the sea after watching the U.S. military destroy another ship.
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Americans usually rally ’round the flag for a new war, but polls show Trump’s attack on Venezuela is deeply unpopular.
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Why Ireland's Basic Income for the Arts program is just the first step in better supporting the country's artists.