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- 01In Disposable Mucus Houses, These Zooplankton Filter the Oceans
- 02The ‘Sounds’ of Space as NASA’s Cassini Dives by Saturn
- 03After Setbacks and Suits, Miami to Open Science Museum
- 04Why Two Volcanoes in Hawaii Are So Close, but So Different
- 05The New Threat to Wolves in and Around Yellowstone
- 06Hunting Mushrooms, and What Makes Some Glow in the Dark
- 076 Bots That Deliver Science and Serendipity on Twitter
- 08No Bones About It: Scientists Recover Ancient DNA From Cave Dirt
- 09Humans Lived in North America 130,000 Years Ago, Study Claims
- 10If Mars Is Colonized, We May Not Need to Ship In the Bricks
- 11Some Surprising Dog Breeds Have Ancient American Heritage
- 12What Moves Gravel-Size Gypsum Crystals Around the Desert?
- 13Broke a Glass? Someday You Might 3-D-Print a New One
- 14This Is a Giant Shipworm. You May Wish It Had Stayed In Its Tube.
- 15Jimmy Kimmel Sheds Light on Health Coverage for Infants With Birth Defects
- 16Filtering the Ocean
- 17As Arctic Ice Vanishes, New Shipping Routes Open
- 18Want to Make More Baskets? Science Has the Answer
- 19Debate Over Paris Climate Deal Could Turn on a Single Phrase
- 20Black Americans Are Living Longer, C.D.C. Reports
- 21Brazil Yellow Fever Outbreak Spawns Alert: Stop Killing the Monkeys
- 22Molina, Key Provider Under Obamacare, Ousts C.E.O., a Trump Critic
- 23How Marching for Science Risks Politicizing It
- 24Zika Twins: A Window Into Much More Than a Virus
- 25Empirical Evidence: Cats Love People
- 26For Families of Teens at Suicide Risk, ‘13 Reasons’ Raises Concerns
- 27One Day, a Machine Will Smell Whether You’re Sick
- 28Clues to Zika Damage Might Lie in Cases of Twins
- 29Come On In. The Water’s Fine (Mostly).
- 30Hitting a Medical Wall, and Turning to Unproven Treatments
- 31Climate March Draws Thousands of Protesters Alarmed by Trump’s Environmental Agenda
- 32The Making of a Legacy: First Steps in the Trump Era
- 33Most New York City Schools Had High Lead Levels, Retests Find
- 34Court Gives Trump Small Victory in Push Against Clean Power Plan
- 35Court Gives Trump Small Victory in Push Against Clean Power Plan
- 36Dr. Joseph Lifschutz, 92, Dies; Asserted Confidentiality Right for Therapists
- 37Gary Steigman, Who Teased Out the Universe’s Dark Secrets, Dies at 76
- 38Cassini’s Images From Inside Saturn’s Rings
- 39Touch New Stamp and Presto, Total Solar Eclipse Becomes Moon
- 40Ancient Horse DNA Shows Scythian Warriors Were Adept Domesticators
- 41Mass Die-Off of Whales in Atlantic Is Being Investigated
- 42A Very Hungry Caterpillar Eats Plastic Bags, Researchers Say
- 43Sowing Climate Doubt Among Schoolteachers
- 44Leonard Reiffel, Who Studied Lunar Nuclear Bomb, Dies at 89
- 45Anthem Threatens to Leave Health Exchanges if Subsidies Are Halted
- 46Renée Fleming and Joshua Bell to Unite for Science
- 47What Is the Antiquities Act and Why Does President Trump Want to Change It?
- 48As Rising Seas Erode Shorelines, Tasmania Shows What Can Be Lost
- 49Some Surprising Dog Breeds Have Ancient American Heritage
- 50That Ghostly, Glowing Light Above Canada? It’s Just Steve
- 51What Trump’s Budget Means for the Filet-O-Fish
- 52Watching Their Dust: Photographing Players in Pollination
- 53As Rains Ease in the West, Cactuses Shine Brighter Than Ever
- 54Video Games Help Model Brain’s Neurons
- 55Peggy Whitson Breaks Another Record in Space
- 56People Are Seeing U.F.O.s Everywhere, and This Book Proves It
- 57A Dry Side Effect
- 58Trump Calls @AstroPeggy at the International Space Station
- 59Spend a Dollar on Drug Treatment, and Save More on Crime Reduction
- 60No Longer a Dream: Silicon Valley Takes On the Flying Car
- 61Kuki Gallmann, ‘I Dreamed of Africa’ Author, Is Shot in Kenya
- 62DNA Tests, and Sometimes Surprising Results
- 63Pictures From the March for Science
- 64Scientists, Feeling Under Siege, March Against Trump Policies
- 65Meet Three Scientists Ready to March
- 66Cassini’s Grand Finale: A Dive Between Saturn and Its Rings
- 67Cassini Moves Inside Saturn’s Rings
- 68What Moves Gravel-Size Gypsum Crystals Around the Desert?
- 69The Planet Can’t Stand This Presidency
- 70A Lesson From the Henrietta Lacks Story: Science Needs Your Cells
- 71Robert Sadoff, Psychiatrist Who Assessed Murder Defendants, Dies at 81
- 72No Oxygen? The Naked Mole Rat Might Not Care
- 73Big Birder: Noah Strycker on Where to Spot Rare Species
- 74Why the Menace of Mosquitoes Will Only Get Worse
- 75Asteroid Misses Earth Narrowly, by Cosmic Standards
- 76Trillions of Plastic Bits, Swept Up by Current, Are Littering Arctic Waters
- 77Why Are Some Mice (and People) Monogamous? A Study Points to Genes
- 78A New Exoplanet May Be Most Promising Yet in Search for Life
- 79Broke a Glass? Someday You Might 3-D-Print a New One
- 80How a Warming Planet Drives Human Migration
- 81Health Insurers Make Case for Subsidies, but Get Little Assurance From Administration
- 82This Is a Giant Shipworm. You May Wish It Had Stayed In Its Tube.
- 83Dinner With a Dung Beetle
- 84When Rising Seas Transform Risk Into Certainty
- 85Is It O.K. to Tinker With the Environment to Fight Climate Change?
- 86The March for Science: Why Some Are Going, and Some Will Sit Out
- 87Scientists and Activists Look Beyond the March for Science
- 88Ranks of Scientists Aging Faster Than Other Workers
- 89A California Court for Young Adults Calls on Science
- 90‘Genius’ Unravels the Mysteries of Einstein’s Universe
- 91Avian Housing Wars: Competition for Nesting Spots
- 92In a Dragon’s Blood, Scientists Discover a Potential Antibiotic
- 93Climate Change Reroutes a Yukon River in a Geological Instant
- 94St. Jude Medical Played Down Defibrillator Failures for Years, F.D.A. Says
- 95It’s Like It Never Left: Another El Niño May Be on the Way
- 96Silver Fish Surf the Waves to Spawn on California Beaches
- 97Plumes From Saturn’s Moon Enceladus Hint That It Could Support Life
- 98New Tools Needed to Track Technology’s Impact on Jobs, Panel Says
- 99Do Your Shoelaces Keep Coming Undone? Engineers Explain Why
- 1006 Things I Learned About Ulcers
- 101What Bill Nye Can’t Travel Without
- 102A Dinosaur Cousin’s Crocodile Ankles Surprise Paleontologists
- 103Riddle of Why Hitler Didn’t Use Sarin Gas Remains Unsolved
- 104Valiant in Battle, These Ants Rescue Their Wounded
- 105Scott Pruitt Faces Anger From Right Over E.P.A. Finding He Won’t Fight
- 106A Lizard With Scales That Behave Like a Computer Simulation
- 107Saber-Toothed Cats Paid a Stiff Price for Lunch
- 108Another Reprieve for Expert Testimony That Is Anything But
- 109How Ants Figured Out Farming Millions of Years Before Humans
- 110An Ice Scientist’s Worst Nightmare
- 111More Permafrost Than Thought May Be Lost as Planet Warms
- 112Sessions Is Wrong to Take Science Out of Forensic Science
- 113Gut Hack
- 114In Ancient Guano, a Record of Penguin Disaster
- 115In Chesapeake Bay Cleanup, a Larger Ecosystem at Stake
- 116Nature’s Ear Plugs
- 117Scientists Fear Climate Data Gap as Trump Aims at Satellites
- 118What’s at Stake in Trump’s Proposed E.P.A. Cuts
- 119Why Are So Many People Popping Vitamin D?
- 120Hans Dehmelt, Nobel Laureate for Isolating Electrons, Dies at 94
- 121No ‘Death Spiral’: Insurers May Soon Profit From Obamacare Plans, Analysis Finds
- 122Photos of Jupiter From NASA Spacecraft, Both Near and Far
- 123Dogs Do Their Duty for Science
- 124F.D.A. Will Allow 23andMe to Sell Genetic Tests for Disease Risk to Consumers
- 125A Genetic Oddity May Give Octopuses and Squids Their Smarts
- 126Mud Erased a Village in Peru, a Sign of Larger Perils in South America
- 127The Mucus-Shooting Worm-Snail That Turned Up in the Florida Keys
- 128Ancient Cannibals Didn’t Eat Just for the Calories, Study Suggests
- 129Jeff Bezos Says He Is Selling $1 Billion a Year in Amazon Stock to Finance Race to Space
- 130South African Court Ends Ban on Sale of Rhinoceros Horns
- 131Antarctic Ice Reveals Earth’s Accelerating Plant Growth
- 132Coal Is on the Way Out at Electric Utilities, No Matter What Trump Says
- 133A Dolphin’s Recipe for Octopus
- 134Life on Mars: Get to Know the Crew
- 135Why You Shouldn’t Walk on Escalators
- 136One in 10 Pregnant Women With Zika in U.S. Have Babies With Birth Defects
- 137When Britain Split From Europe, in a Big Way
- 138To Curb Global Warming, Science Fiction May Become Fact
- 139What Financial Markets Can Teach Us About Managing Climate Risks
- 140Plan to Cut Funding for Biomedical Research Hits Opposition in Congress
- 141Bringing Owls Into the Light
- 142After Badger Buries Entire Cow Carcass, Scientists Go to the Tape
- 143Do Seas Make Us Sick? Surfers May Have the Answer
- 144What Happens to Spores in Space?
- 145What Makes a City Ant? Maybe Just 100 Years of Evolution
- 146Alexei Abrikosov, Nobel Laureate in Physics, Dies at 88
- 147A Mysterious Flash From a Faraway Galaxy
- 148First Clear View of a One-Celled Harpooner in Action
- 149Moby Microbe
- 150Unmasking the Fearsome Face of a Tyrannosaur
- 151Under a Flashlight, a Eureka Moment About Frogs
- 152Puzzle in Poland: Who Bent the Trees?
- 153In Poland’s Crooked Forest, a Mystery With No Straight Answer
- 154SpaceX Makes a First With Second-Hand Rocket
- 155SpaceX Launches a Satellite With a Partly Used Rocket
- 156Little Tropical Fish With a Big, Venomous Bite
- 157Recycled Rockets Could Drop Costs, Speed Space Travel
- 158Meet Evatar: The Lab Model That Mimics the Female Reproductive System
- 159Trump Leaves Science Jobs Vacant, Troubling Critics
- 160Foreign Correspondents as They Live and Breathe
- 161E.P.A. Chief, Rejecting Agency’s Science, Chooses Not to Ban Insecticide
- 162Three Storm Chasers Die in Crash in Texas
- 163Trump Signs Executive Order Unwinding Obama Climate Policies
- 164Severe Eczema Drug Is Approved by F.D.A.; Price Tag Is $37,000 a Year
- 165Planned Rollback of Climate Rules Unlikely to Achieve All Trump’s Goals
- 166What to Know About Trump’s Order to Dismantle the Clean Power Plan
- 167In Health Bill’s Defeat, Medicaid Comes of Age
- 168They Mixed Science, Art and Costume Parties to Reveal Mysteries of the Sea
- 169A Dream of Clean Energy at a Very High Price
- 170Hope Springs Early, but Not Eternal, for the Deadnettle — or for Us
- 171Addiction Specialists Ponder a Potential Aid: Pot
- 172Recalling Early Childhood Memories, or Not
- 173A 7.4 Quake in Southern California? A Long Fault Could Make It Likelier
- 174Wonders of a Marine National Monument
- 175Wonders of the Deep
- 176The Trump Administration’s War on Science
- 177Who Killed the Iceman? Clues Emerge in a Very Cold Case
- 178Waking From Hibernation, the Hard Work of Spring Begins
- 179Visualizing the Cosmic Streams That Spew Meteor Showers
- 180Headed North, Sandhill Cranes Squeeze In Where They Can
- 181Bao Bao, an American-Born Panda, Steps Out in China
- 182Dr. Lewis Rowland, Leading Neurologist on Nerve and Muscle Diseases, Dies at 91
- 183A Space Odyssey: Making Art Up There
- 184How Comet 67P’s Face Changed During Its Trip Around the Sun
- 185We Have Some Good News on the California Drought. Take a Look.
- 186New Vaccine Could Slow Disease That Kills 600 Children a Day
- 187As Rivals Stand Silent, One Health Insurer Protests G.O.P. Plan
- 188Arctic’s Winter Sea Ice Drops to Its Lowest Recorded Level
- 189Shaking Up the Dinosaur Family Tree
- 190A Scholarly Sting Operation Shines a Light on ‘Predatory’ Journals
- 191Why Trump’s N.I.H. Cuts Should Worry Us
- 1929 Deaths Are Linked to Rare Cancer From Breast Implants
- 193Trump Lays Plans to Reverse Obama’s Climate Change Legacy
- 194A New Form of Stem-Cell Engineering Raises Ethical Questions
- 195How Americans Think About Climate Change, in Six Maps
- 196An End to Heart Disease? Not Quite
- 197Even Penguins Have Children Who Won’t Leave the Nest
- 198Popular Prostate Cancer Therapy Is Short, Intense and Unproven
- 199More Grandparents Than Ever
- 200The Death and Rebirth of the Duncan Grapefruit
- 201We Might Soon Resurrect Extinct Species. Is It Worth the Cost?
- 202Bluebonnet Season Came Early in Texas This Spring
- 203Animals in Extra Large
- 204U.S. Nuclear Weapons Tests Come to YouTube
- 205Watch U.S. Nuclear Tests
- 206Cholesterol-Slashing Drug Can Protect High-Risk Heart Patients, Study Finds
- 207Burrowing Under Luminous Ice to Retrieve Mussels
- 208Pushed Into the Future When Illness Strikes (in an Unlikely Place)
- 209With E.P.A. Cuts, States Would Lose Help in Emergencies
- 210Scientists Bristle at Trump Budget’s Cuts to Research
- 211Ancestral Climates May Have Shaped Your Nose
- 212Will You Attend the March for Science on Earth Day?
- 213A Search for Clues to What Causes Whale Strandings
- 214How a Water Bear Survives, Even When It’s Dry
- 215The Desert Is Blooming
- 216Patients Lose Sight After Stem Cells Are Injected Into Their Eyes
- 217Large Sections of Australia’s Great Reef Are Now Dead, Scientists Find
- 218Ron Drever, Physicist Who Helped Confirm Einstein Theory, Dies at 85
- 219Swimming With a Brand New Leg
- 220It’s Possible to Hack a Phone With Sound Waves, Researchers Show
- 221A Start Date for the Bison Invasion of North America
- 222Igor Shafarevich, Russian Mathematician With a Mixed Political Legacy, Dies at 93
- 223High Above, Drones Keep Watchful Eyes on Wildlife in Africa
- 224Poachers Beware: Drones Are Watching
- 225How to Kill Germs in the Laundry
- 226Are Teenagers Replacing Drugs With Smartphones?
- 227A Russian Lake’s Future Hangs on Tourists and Toilets
- 228Cardiovascular Deaths Linked to Poor Dietary Choices
- 229How Darwin Evolved: 25,540 Paper Fragments Tell the Story
- 230What Our Cells Teach Us About a ‘Natural’ Death
- 231George A. Olah, Carbon Compounds Pathfinder, Dies at 89
- 232In Armenia, ‘What Do You Want to Be?’ Is Asked in Infancy
- 233Lloyd Conover, Inventor of Groundbreaking Antibiotic, Dies at 93
- 234How to Get the Brain to Like Art
- 235Improving Medicine With Art
- 236How Healthy Are You? G.O.P. Bill Would Help Employers Find Out
- 237New Guideline Will Allow First-Year Doctors to Work 24-Hour Shifts
- 238From Flight 370 Hunt, New Insight Into Indian Ocean’s Unknown Depths
- 239The Rice-Size Fly That Hits the Bull’s-Eye Every Time
- 240A Lake Turned Pink in Australia. It’s Not the Only One.
- 241Flecks of Extraterrestrial Dust, All Over the Roof
- 242Pan, Moon of Saturn, Looks Like a Cosmic Ravioli (or Maybe a Walnut)
- 243Trump’s Climate Views: Combative, Conflicting and Confusing
- 244Tanning Industry, Taxed Under Obama, Cheers G.O.P. Health Bill
- 245First Underwater Video of Elusive True’s Beaked Whales
- 246After a Stillbirth, Tests Can Help Pinpoint the Cause
- 247Radioactive Boars in Fukushima Thwart Residents’ Plans to Return Home
- 248A Roman Sarcophagus Is Rescued from Humble Duty as a Flower Pot
- 249E.P.A. Chief Doubts Consensus View of Climate Change
- 250Spring Came Early. Scientists Say Climate Change Is a Culprit.
- 251How Did Aboriginal Australians Arrive on the Continent? DNA Helps Solve a Mystery
- 252Our Universe’s Very Dusty Early, Early Beginnings
- 253A Family Adventure in Medical Tourism
- 254Years of Ethics Charges, but Star Cancer Researcher Gets a Pass
- 255Five Ways to be a Savvy Medical Tourist and Enjoy a Vacation
- 256Blue Origin, Jeff Bezos’s Moon Shot, Gets First Paying Customer
- 257E.P.A. Head Stacks Agency With Climate Change Skeptics
- 258In the Caves of Ancient Humans, Stories Told Dot by Dot
- 259Activists Rush to Save Government Science Data — If They Can Find It
- 260Volkswagen’s Emissions Fraud May Affect Mortality Rate in Europe
- 261Figuring Out When and Why Squids Lost Their Shells
- 262Why We Can’t Look Away From Our Screens
- 263On Galápagos, Revealing the Blue-Footed Booby’s True Colors
- 264Dr. Thomas E. Starzl, Pioneering Liver Surgeon, Dies at 90
- 265트럼프가 물려받은 유산: 북한 미사일에 대응하는 비밀 사이버전(戰)
- 266Trump Inherits a Secret Cyberwar Against North Korean Missiles
- 267Trump to Undo Vehicle Rules That Curb Global Warming
- 268How the Amazon’s Cashews and Cacao Point to Cultivation by the Ancients
- 269Spring Amphibians, on the Move, Could Use Some Crossing Guards
- 270Arkansas Rushes to Execute 8 Men in the Space of 10 Days
- 271The Secret to a Really Crisp Apple
- 272First Seen 30 Years Ago, a Supernova Refuses to Be Ignored
- 273The Woolly Mammoth’s Last Stand
- 274Birth Defects Rise Twentyfold in Mothers With Zika, C.D.C. Says
- 275China’s Bird Flu Surge Is a Low Epidemic Threat, W.H.O. Says
- 276Scientists Say Canadian Bacteria Fossils May Be Earth’s Oldest
- 277Mount Etna, Europe’s Most Active Volcano, Puts On a Show
- 278Edward E. David Jr., Who Elevated Science Under Nixon, Dies at 92
- 279Remembering a City Where the Smog Could Kill
- 280After Scare, Air Hoses at C.D.C. Germ Lab Are Found to Be Safe
- 281Stressed by Success, a Top Restaurant Turns to Therapy
- 282Influential Health Fund Reboots Its Search for a Leader
- 283In California, a Move to Ease the Pressures on Aging Dams
- 284A Facebook-Style Shift in How Science Is Shared
- 285SpaceX Plans to Send 2 Tourists Around Moon in 2018
- 286Before Vaquitas Vanish, a Desperate Bid to Save Them
- 287For Some Arctic Plants, Spring Arrives Almost a Month Earlier
- 288Life Span of South Korean Women Is Headed Toward 90
- 289Pregnancy Upon Pregnancy
- 290‘Ring of Fire’ Eclipse Travels Across South America and Africa
- 291Coal Industry Casts Itself as a Clean Energy Player
- 292Life on Mars: Preparing for the Red Planet
- 293‘Ring of Fire’ Solar Eclipse Will Cross Southern Hemisphere on Sunday
- 294Amazon Deforestation, Once Tamed, Comes Roaring Back
- 295In an Ancient Burial Place, 3 Centuries of One Woman’s Descendants
- 296So, Um, How Do You, Like, Stop Using Filler Words?
- 297Twinkle, Twinkle Little Trappist
- 298Harold R. Denton, Voice of Comfort at Three Mile Island, Dies at 80
- 299Mildred Dresselhaus, the Queen of Carbon, Dies at 86
- 300Bumblebees Demonstrate the Power of Insect Brains
- 301Small Brain, Big Smarts
- 302How Far to the Next Forest? A New Way to Measure Deforestation
- 303Lake Berryessa’s Spiraling Floodwater Mesmerizes the Locals
- 3047 New Planets Could Host Alien Life
- 3057 Earth-Size Planets Orbit Dwarf Star, NASA and European Astronomers Say
- 306Bao Bao the Panda Leaves the Beltway Behind to Breed in China
- 307Zimbabwe’s Rulers Use a Monument’s Walls to Build a Legacy
- 308A Sunken Treasure Will Appear in New York Despite Its Controversial Excavation
- 309When Mismatched Voices and Lips Make Your Brain Play Tricks
- 310How an Interoffice Spat Erupted Into a Climate-Change Furor
- 311Cosmos Controversy: The Universe Is Expanding, but How Fast?
- 312A Balm When You’re Expecting: Sometimes Pot Does the Trick
- 313In Response to Trump, a Dutch Minister Launches ‘She Decides’
- 314Getting the Most From Vitamins and Mineral Supplements
- 315SpaceX Launches Rocket to International Space Station
- 316SpaceX Launches Rocket Carrying Space Station Cargo
- 317SpaceX Scrubs Rocket Launch
- 318The Murky Future of Nuclear Power in the United States
- 319How the North Korean Nuclear Threat Has Grown
- 320Work Stops at C.D.C.’s Top Deadly Germ Lab Over Air Hose Safety
- 321Prey: The Reason Turtles First Came Out of Their Shells
- 322Hunched Over a Microscope, He Sketched the Secrets of How the Brain Works
- 323Beyond ‘Hidden Figures’: Nurturing New Black and Latino Math Whizzes
- 324Mexico City, Parched and Sinking, Faces a Water Crisis
- 325Are You Ready for Math Whiz Camp?
- 326E.P.A. Workers Try to Block Pruitt in Show of Defiance
- 327By Investing in Science, Trump Can Strengthen the Economy
- 328After Earth’s Worst Mass Extinction, Life Rebounded Rapidly, Fossils Suggest
- 329Disappearing Seagrass Protects Against Pathogens, Even Climate Change, Scientists Find
- 330Harvard and M.I.T. Scientists Win Gene-Editing Patent Fight
- 331NASA Looks to Speed Timetable for Putting Astronauts in Deep Space
- 332Winston Churchill Wrote of Alien Life in a Lost Essay
- 333India Launches 104 Satellites From a Single Rocket, Ramping Up a Space Race
- 334Intel Drops Its Sponsorship of Science Fairs, Prompting an Identity Crisis
- 335Dubai Plans a Taxi That Skips the Driver, and the Roads
- 336Ancient Jars Hold Clues About Earth’s Fluctuating Magnetic Fields
- 337How to Keep the Bloom on That Valentine Rose
- 338Human Gene Editing Receives Science Panel’s Support
- 339Is the ‘Anthropocene’ Epoch a Condemnation of Human Interference — or a Call for More?
- 340When Canadian Scientists Were Muzzled by Their Government
- 341Grisly Cleanup Follows Deaths of 400 Whales in New Zealand
- 342Lower Back Ache? Be Active and Wait It Out, New Guidelines Say
- 343A Race to Document Rare Plants Before These Cliffs Are Ground to Dust
- 344Sharp Rise Reported in Older Americans’ Use of Multiple Psychotropic Drugs
- 345How a Little Bit of Hydra Regrows a Whole Animal
- 346Growth Secrets of the Hydra
- 347Peter Mansfield, M.R.I. Pioneer and Nobel Laureate, Dies at 83
- 348Conflicting Views on a Wider Police Use of DNA
- 349Long Before Making Enigmatic Earthworks, People Reshaped Brazil’s Rain Forest
- 350Microbes, a Love Story
- 351Karen Pence Picks a Cause, and Art Therapists Feel Angst
- 352How New York City Gets Its Electricity
- 353Hundreds of Pilot Whales Die After Beaching in New Zealand
- 354Lunar Eclipse and Green Comet Make for Busy Friday Night in the Sky
- 355In an Age of Alternative Facts, Bill Nye’s New Show Brings Real Ones
- 356Wind Power Surpasses Hydroelectric in a Crucial Measure
- 357What Makes a Woman a Good Dancer? Watch the Hips, a Study Says
- 358Weak Reporting System Let Risky Surgical Device Stay in Use
- 359Lava Fire Hose in Hawaii Returns for an Encore
- 360How Do You Save Snow Leopards? First, Gather Their Droppings
- 361In a Rare Zoo Escape, Sunny the Red Panda Is Still at Large
- 362Saiga Antelopes Are Struck Again by a Plague in Central Asia
- 363Downside of Being a Global Hub: Invasive Species
- 364‘A Conservative Climate Solution’: Republican Group Calls for Carbon Tax
- 365Plain Old Vaping Gives Way to ‘Dripping’ Among Teenagers, Study Says
- 366Newly Discovered Gecko Escapes Danger Naked and Alive
- 367No Data Manipulation in 2015 Climate Study, Researchers Say
- 368Meteor Puts on a Light Show Over Midwest, and for the Cameras
- 369Debate Flares Over China’s Inclusion at Vatican Organ Trafficking Meeting
- 370Small Cheese Makers Invest in a Stinky Science
- 371Turning the Tide Against Cholera
- 372Picking the Right Over-the-Counter Pain Reliever
- 373Trump’s Travel Ban, Aimed at Terrorists, Has Blocked Doctors
- 374A Diver Discovers a Candy-Colored Crab
- 375Jimmy Kimmel Sheds Light on Health Coverage for Infants With Birth Defects
- 376Filtering the Ocean
- 377As Arctic Ice Vanishes, New Shipping Routes Open
- 378Want to Make More Baskets? Science Has the Answer
- 379Debate Over Paris Climate Deal Could Turn on a Single Phrase
- 380Black Americans Are Living Longer, C.D.C. Reports
- 381Brazil Yellow Fever Outbreak Spawns Alert: Stop Killing the Monkeys
- 382Molina, Key Provider Under Obamacare, Ousts C.E.O., a Trump Critic
- 383How Marching for Science Risks Politicizing It
- 384Zika Twins: A Window Into Much More Than a Virus
- 385Empirical Evidence: Cats Love People
- 386For Families of Teens at Suicide Risk, ‘13 Reasons’ Raises Concerns
- 387One Day, a Machine Will Smell Whether You’re Sick
- 388Clues to Zika Damage Might Lie in Cases of Twins
- 389Come On In. The Water’s Fine (Mostly).
- 390Hitting a Medical Wall, and Turning to Unproven Treatments
- 391Climate March Draws Thousands of Protesters Alarmed by Trump’s Environmental Agenda
- 392The Making of a Legacy: First Steps in the Trump Era
- 393Most New York City Schools Had High Lead Levels, Retests Find
- 394Court Gives Trump Small Victory in Push Against Clean Power Plan
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