United States National Academy of Sciences

'Political' Science: It’s Déja Vu All Over Again

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Trump Administration Abruptly Halts Offshore Drilling Safety Study

Findings were supposed to help prevent another Deepwater Horizon disaster.
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Magic Scott’s Misdirection: Pruitt Gives Climate Science The Reality Show Treatment

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First Editing Of Human Embryos Carried Out In United States

Results of the peer-reviewed study are expected to be published soon in a scientific journal.
By Reuters

Just Say No To Government-Sponsored Lies About Marijuana

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Fight or Flight? Grounding Planes Due to Onboard Violence. Resisting Air Rage becoming the New Normal

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At Science March, Flint Whistleblower Warns More Crises To Come If Trump Gets His Way

"We right now have the perfect milieu for more Flints."
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Aspiring Scientists, Fearful For The Future, March Against Trump

The March for Science on Saturday drew droves of graduate students worried about funding for jobs drying up.
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What Does The Future Hold For Marijuana?

Researchers and policymakers come together to discuss the drug's health impacts, and the legalization battles ahead.
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U.S. Scientists Urge 'Serious Consideration' Of Gene Editing In Human Embryos

However, human genome editing is still illegal in the U.S.
By Julie Steenhuysen, Reuters