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In this episode, reporter Miryam Naddaf joins us to talk about the big science events to look out for in 2025. We’ll hear about: the latest Moon missions, 30 years of the United Nations' COP ...

An outpouring of public rage against health insurers in the wake of the killing of a top UnitedHealth Group executive has drawn scrutiny to the country’s largest healthcare company. UnitedHealth ...

To understand the science and the (pseudo-) controversy surrounding fluoride in drinking water ... Other cities soon followed suit, supported by endorsements from health authorities like the World ...

It's the 20th mass resignation from a science journal since 2023 over various points of contention, per Retraction Watch, many in response to controversial changes in the business models used by ...

It was a bad year for good news, but only because the tumult and drama surrounding the 2024 US election and ongoing wars overshadowed some of the discoveries made in the world’s observatories ...

There was no proof, they said, that Folsom Man had any ancestors on the American continent. Last week Hibben got some strong support. At his request, University of Michigan scientists had put the ...

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An American tourist traveling around Europe has taken issue with a big difference that he has noticed between the U.S. and Europe in a TikTok video. Ben Pike from Massachusetts has hit multiple ...

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