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In a recent piece, Joe Dunthorne shares how his childhood in Swansea shaped his views on literature, particularly his complex feelings towards Dylan Thomas.
A new study indicates that by 2085, 36% of land habitats for various species could face multiple extreme climate events, urging immediate action against climate change.
As the April 30 deadline nears, Mike Johnson has introduced a new proposal aimed at extending the contentious FISA 702 surveillance program following two unsuccessful votes.
As AI technology becomes more prevalent in hospitals, its true impact on patient health outcomes remains uncertain, raising questions about its effectiveness.
The Great Salt Lake in Utah, described as an 'environmental nuclear bomb,' has caught the attention of President Trump, who is proposing a significant investment to address its challenges.
Amid uncertainties regarding the US commitment to NATO, especially in light of President Trump's remarks about member responses to the Iran conflict, the EU is working on a mutual aid clause blueprint.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu announced a series of measures set to become a bill to be presented by summer.
The increasing reliance on guest editors has raised alarms in the academic community, particularly following a recent retraction by a genetics journal of a nearly complete special issue.
Dawn Zuidegeest-Craft shares her experience of starting medical school at 69 and now preparing for residency at 72, highlighting the challenges and lessons learned.
The treatment of health and science reporting as optional is a significant oversight that impacts public health.