Climate’s Dire Impacts and Dismissals
White House press secretary Sanders disputed the climate modeling and said it’s “not based on facts.”
2018
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Designer Babies on the Loose
Policymakers fear a slippery slope that could open the door for “designer babies.”
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Sneak Peek: The Socionomist – December 2018
The December issue features Part 2 of our look at social mood’s influence on the deep past. Mood Riffs topics include wrestling, art, student loans, elections and statues.
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Sweet Tobacco Is Burning Up
The Food and Drug Administration is escalating its fight against tobacco.
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More Home Runs AND Faster Pitches? How Do They Do That?
“Power performance” in baseball achieved all-time records in 2018. How? Alan Hall has the answer the scientists missed.
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Investors Can Relax About Rising Interest Rates – Here’s Why
Can interest rates rise to the point that the stock market falls? Does it even matter? See our charts for fact-based answers.
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Denuclearization Deliberations
North Korean threat to restart “building up nuclear forces” in contrast to Trump
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Is Budweiser Bud-wiser?
Marijuana decriminalization has taken firm root in North America. Where is the wave of pot legalization headed next?
New Issue
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