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Move could open the door to using high-profile report to attack climate science

“Landmark” study fingers fire-footed rope squirrel as a reservoir of fatal disease

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The “life-changing” fellowship will go to 1000 fewer students this year

Genetically edited gray wolf pups became instant media darlings—and drew hefty skepticism from scientists

Other countries, foundations, international groups are unable to replace billions lost in U.S. cuts

Despite its extreme heat waves, the country’s decadeslong warming trend amounts to half the global average

Massive study links a child’s social environment to white matter structure

Poor soils and dry climate could undermine effort to expand rice growing by 1 million hectares, experts warn

Without enforcement mechanisms, the Biological Weapons Convention risks leaving the world “completely unprepared”

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The 2-millimeter-long bug is among the smallest animals ever observed performing territorial displays

The now-rescinded policy, designed to protect government researchers from political pressure, strongly endorsed DEI in science

Neuroscience institutes tells 10 scientists placed on leave it’s working on a “long-term” solution to officially reinstating them

Mandate has set off a scramble to find places to trim awards that support much of the biomedical agency’s work

Inflammation-suppressing regulatory T cells reduce pain in female mice by targeting nerve cells

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In a first, researchers have seen a nonhuman animal combine different calls to make new meanings

Researchers’ failures to communicate are jeopardizing even basic tests, but new projects may point the way forward

Ancient DNA sheds light on a fleeting, lush interlude of North African prehistory