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ScienceNew Documentary The Story of Everything Debates Science and Faith
Directors Brian Bird and Lee Strobel explore the intersection of science and faith in their new documentary, The Story of Everything, in Fathom theaters.
ScienceTrump Administration Ousts All 22 National Science Board Members
The Trump administration removed all 22 members of the National Science Board on Friday, ending the primary advisory body for the National Science Foundation.
ScienceSusanne Brand Study Links Synthetic Chemicals to Global Fertility Drop
University of Oregon ecotoxicologist Susanne Brander links synthetic chemicals like plastics and pesticides to a global decline in fertility rates today.
ScienceMachine Learning Finds 10,000 Hidden Exoplanets in Archived Data
Researchers used machine learning to scan Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite archives and identified 10,052 previously unknown exoplanet candidates today.
ScienceNnedi Okorafor Leads Pitt Seminar on World-Building and Survival
Nnedi Okorafor visits the University of Pittsburgh to lead a seminar on how speculative fiction and world-building foster resilience in our daily lives.
ScienceCongress Probes Groups Funding Climate Science Seminars for Judges
Congressional investigators are scrutinizing the Environmental Law Institute and other groups for providing climate science seminars to federal judges.
ScienceHarwich Reopens Herring Run to Public Harvesting on April 22
Harwich officials open the river herring run for public harvesting on April 22, ending a twenty-year ban after local fish populations reached recovery goals.
ScienceNSF Awards 2026 Graduate Research Fellowships to Next Gen Scientists
The National Science Foundation awarded 2026 Graduate Research Fellowships to talented students pursuing master’s and doctoral degrees in STEM fields.
ScienceWhite House Fires Entire National Science Board Over Court Ruling
The White House fired every member of the National Science Board on April 24 to comply with the Supreme Court ruling in U.S. v. Arthrex regarding oversight.
ScienceJohn Mauro Named Interim Dean of Penn State Earth and Mineral Sciences
Penn State appoints John Mauro as the interim John Leone Dean of the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences, effective July 1, succeeding Lee Kump today.
ScienceMountaintop Museum Releases History Book Marking 50th Anniversary
The Mountaintop Museum released The Spirit of the People on May 1, 2026, to document five decades of regional history and preserve local community identity.
ScienceVenter Team Creates First Synthetic Genome Cell in 2010
In 2010, J. Craig Venter and his research team successfully created the first living cell controlled by a fully synthetic genome, advancing biology today.