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Start Friday the 13th off on a winning note with Newsweek's help and hints for today's "Wordle" brainteaser.

In fact, the “corporate takeover of the housing market” — a massive overstatement of reality — is a symptom of the actual problem.

This EPOD was originally published September 7, 2012 Photographer: Stu Witmer Summary Author: Stu Witmer Jokulsarlon (Icelandic for glacial river lagoon) on Iceland’s south coast has several claims to fame, not the least of which is the fact that it’s...

Global connections at heart of exhibition on slavery and freedom

The Founders placed the seat of government in an independent district for wise reasons.

The beauty industry oracle finds her insights are rooted as much in narratives as they are in numbers.

Celebrity aesthetician Shani Darden has found a love for floral design.

“Dexter: Original Sin” isn't unwatchable. It's filled with entertaining performances, but the story feels like it’s beating a dead horse.

From manipulating host molecules to concealing their presence in the host’s body, microbes employ a wide range of tactics to dodge immune detection.

Ten victims who received blood tainted with Hepatitis C and HIV over 20 years in Britain have received nearly $16.5 million in compensation, London health officials announced Thursday.

Play with glowing orbs and co-create unique soundscapes as you step into Shakthisree Gopalan’s SoundGarden at Sabha BLR on December 13

Anne Madden sees the beauty and brawn of creepy-crawly microbes and how they may hold the solution to many human problems.

“The Bibi Files” started with a sudden leak that turned into a deluge

India's food inflation is easing. However, increasing oil and fat prices may cause future problems. The RBI may not cut rates in February. The decision depends on new data. This includes the Union Budget and the global economic situation. Demand growth is crucial for investment. Real wage growth is important for consumption.

MOSCOW (Sputnik) - BRICS leaders approved the list of partner states at the summit in the Russian city of Kazan in October.

In 2016, Donald Trump ran for president as a kinda-sorta, maybe-a-little-bit, “antiwar” candidate. Once in office, however, he escalated every war he had inherited, ending none of them, “surging” US troops into Syria and Afghanistan, making a public head-fake at withdrawing from Syria before changing his mind, abrogating the Iran “nuclear deal,” and negotiating a … Continue reading "Brian Mast As Foreign Policy Indicator: New Boss, Same as the Old Boss"

Gene expression of lactose-digesting genes is controlled by the lac operon that accounts for varying amounts of lactose or glucose in the cell.

David Furman uses computational power, collaborations, and cosmic inspiration to tease apart the role of the immune system in aging.

His position has been more nuanced than critics acknowledge.

The rise of fraudulent papers, exacerbated by AI-assisted technologies, threatens scientific integrity, but new detection tools offer hope.

In nature, microbes fend off their microbial competitors. In the digital world, can AI-detection tools help researchers knock out AI-based research misconduct?

Melissa Kay’s passion for science transitioned from the lab into a career focused on scientific engagement in the social media landscape.

World’s largest city begins radical experiment as it tries to tackle demographic crisis

PM contends with perception of legislative inaction as well as corruption allegations against members of his inner circle