Flight Path Data Shows How Mosquitoes Target Humans
Infectious diseases borne by mosquitoes—such as malaria, dengue fever, and Zika fever—claim more than 770,000 lives worldwide each year. Understanding...
Many Iranians Are Glad the Fighting Has Paused. Some Hard-liners Aren’t.
When the United States and Iran agreed to a cease-fire this week, many Iranians welcomed the reprieve from a devastating...
A seismic shift in nuclear energy regulation
To see some of the most dramatic changes happening in the federal government, look at the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. The...
Susan Sarandon cameos with Sabrina Carpenter at Coachella after saying she was blacklisted in Hollywood
Susan Sarandon is back in the spotlight — thanks to Sabrina Carpenter. The Oscar winner made a surprise cameo during...
Northeast States Set Big Climate Goals. Now Those Plans Are in Trouble.
Several years ago, in a burst of climate optimism, Democratic-led states across the Northeast adopted some of the world’s most...
Early audition for 2028 hopefuls focuses on civil rights issues
NEW YORK — For months, Democrats have sought to hammer the issue of affordability, almost exclusively, as they seek to...
People Who Lose Their Job to AI Are in for a World of Pain, Goldman Sachs Report Finds
A new study by economists at Goldman Sachs has discovered something that should come as no surprise to most workers:...
D.C. mayoral candidates want to build more housing — but investors don’t
D.C.’s leading Democratic candidates for mayor are vowing to build thousands of new housing units in a bid to increase...
4 Ways Relationship OCD Tries to Sabotage My Love Life (While I Try Not to Let It)
I recently read a beautiful passage in the novel Before I Let Go by Kennedy Ryan, which followed a divorced...
‘Strong is the new skinny’: Women leaders are strength training to get ahead at work
Veteran journalist Anne Marie Chaker said strength training sharpened her focus, confidence, and creativity at work. Stella Kalinina for BIWhen...
