A Fix for the Antiscience Attitude in Congress
A group of objective expert advisers should counsel the Senate and House science committees
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The New Science of Sex and Gender
Why the new science of sex & gender matters for everyone
No One Should Have Sole Authority to Launch a Nuclear Attack
Leaving the decision to strike to the president alone is dangerous
Robust Emergency Fund Needed to Respond to Future Disease Outbreaks
But the U.S. can minimize the danger with a robust health emergency fund
Special Report: The Psychology of Terrorism
Five experts share recent studies, classical research and professional experiences that shed light on defusing the threat of extremism
Science Diplomacy Is More Vital Than Ever
Partnering across borders means faster discovery and a safer world
To Change Politics, Do More Than March for Science
To fight antiresearch policies, scientists must become activists for the long haul
It’s Time to Get a Better Accounting of What Kills Us
It is time to improve our death certificates
More Book Recommendations for March
New science books to check out
Take Nukes Off a Short Fuse
For the sake of the planet, the U.S. nuclear arsenal should not be on high alert
A Tax on Carbon Pollution Can Benefit Business
Low oil and gas prices make this the right time to tax fossil fuels
The Hard Road: Find Deeply Shared Values to Tackle Divisive Problems
Political leaders must spend the next four years solving tough problems based on shared values, not divisive ones
It's Time to End Washington’s Bad Habit of Changing NASA’s Goals in Midstream
Donald Trump and Congress should end Washington's bad habit of shifting our space goals
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Bringing Up Baby, Helping the Economy
Paid parental leave produces healthier children and businesses
2016 World Changing Ideas
10 big advances with the potential to solve problems and improve life for all of us
Science? In the Elections?
Scientific American rates the presidential candidates on 20 science questions
Trump's Views on Science Are Shockingly Ignorant
His statements show a disregard for science that is alarming in a candidate for high office
More Book Recommendations for October
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