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Athens’s oldest coins reveal an ancient, widespread silver trade
The internationally sourced metal may have helped a predemocratic tyrant rise to power
Friday Trump Tracker: science rallies, last-minute job extensions, food safety panels killed
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NIH will eliminate many peer review panels and lay off some scientists overseeing them
RFK Jr. says federal vaccine advisers are beholden to industry. The evidence does not support him
A Science investigation finds no sign that members of a key CDC vaccine committee are compromised
Thousands gather across U.S. and world in Stand Up for Science events
Scientists and their supporters rallied across the country in response to layoffs and funding cuts ordered by the Trump administration
Panels giving scientific advice to Census Bureau disbanded by Trump administration
New commerce secretary tells advisers to federal statistical agencies that their mission has been “fulfilled”
USDA ordered to reinstate nearly 6000 fired workers
Temporary ruling brings relief, but could be followed by a new wave of firings
Thursday Trump Tracker: Senators love CHIPS, Education Dept. threatened, fed buildings not for sale?
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Oceans’ deepest trenches are home to ‘incredible’ diversity
In trio of studies, scientists explore life in the mysterious hadal zone
New NIH grant terminations target transgender studies—even in mice
Science has identified more than two dozen halted grants amid Trump’s transgender crackdown, right as NIH suspends its own researchers who worked on topic
Butterfly populations are plummeting across the United States
Even common species have become much less abundant in just 20 years, a large analysis reveals
How often are children genetically unrelated to their presumed fathers?
Tackling a touchy subject, genetic detective finds only 1% of European children have unexpected paternity
News at a glance: Science societies stand up, an asteroid threat fades, and a commercial lunar lander touches down
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Supreme Court upholds lower court’s order to ‘unfreeze’ $2 billion in foreign aid
Decision is a victory for organizations that provide humanitarian assistance, but its impact is unclear
Human ancestors invented a bone toolkit much earlier than previously thought
At least some early hominins leapt from stone to bone technology some 1.5 million years ago
Trump Tracker: Firings, lawsuits, and U.S. science in chaos
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Trump’s pick to head NIH avoids major controversy at Senate hearing
Stanford health economist Jay Bhattacharya says he’s open to new studies of debunked link between vaccines and autism
U.S. judge blocks NIH’s plan to slash overhead cost payments
Injunction allows universities to keep receiving billions to recover costs of supporting federal research on campus
Earth’s rocks hold whiffs of air from billions of years ago
Analysis suggests our planet’s oxygen levels rose surprisingly early
Fifty years after ‘Asilomar,’ scientists meet again to debate biotech’s modern-day threats
Risks and benefits of mirror life, AI, synthetic cells debated at anniversary of the landmark 1975 meeting
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