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Here’s a confession that may alarm faithful readers of this newsletter: I am an environment reporter who does not love nature.Before I get cancelled, yes, I…

BALTIMORE—Amid a large decline in international graduate student enrollment in fall 2025, enrollment professionals are hoping to make their admissions processes more accessible to students from…

Mothers search in the scrublands, poking the earth for signs of a corpse. Desperate pleas fill social media, crying out for clues that may bring relief.…

There was scant data behind ending the Covid vaccine recommendation for pregnant people and children, according to internal memos made public because of a lawsuit against…

Conventional diamond, called cubic diamond, is known as the hardest substance in the world. But researchers think hexagonal diamond could be harder.Credit: Mats Silvan/GettyDiamond is famously…

Syngenta, maker of a controversial pesticide linked to Parkinson’s disease, said on Tuesday that it will stop making its paraquat weed killer by the end of…

Babies tend to have the same probability to be born biologically male or or female — but family genetics could skew those odds in either direction.…

February 23, 20262 min read Add Us On GoogleAdd SciAmWhy the Northeast blizzard’s snow is ideal for snowballs and snowmenSchool is out as heavy, wet snow…

The exhortations to protect America’s industrial muscle have resonated in the US at least since maverick presidential candidate Ross Perot brought up the supposed “giant sucking…

Bad Influence: How the Internet Hijacked Our Health Deborah Cohen Viking (2026)Previously, when you felt ill, you consulted a doctor. Now, you consult the Internet. In…