
Science
- Economic inequality leads to democratic erosion, a new study finds.www.futurity.org Economic inequality is bad for democracy
A new study digs into one of the possible driving forces behind the erosion of democratic norms and institutions: economic inequality.
- www.newsweek.com Donald Trump's next target could be NOAA: former director
Next government agency to be dismantled by Musk and the President could be the service millions rely on for natural disaster alerts.
- phys.org Study explores compound's potential to enhance THC for pain treatment
University of Mississippi researchers have discovered how a compound found in cannabis might be used to mitigate the negative effects of THC, a psychoactive compound in the plant.
- www.scientificamerican.com How to Avoid News Burnout and Outrage Fatigue
Outrage fatigue can wear us down—but we can take care of ourselves in an onslaught of overwhelming news.
- www.sciencealert.com 'Beyond Doubt': Proteins in Fossil From Actual Dinosaur, Claim Scientists
Researchers have discovered clear chemical traces of decaying collagen in a duck-billed dinosaur fossil, upending previously held notions that any organic material found within such ancient fossils must be from some source of contamination.
- Thrill of the chase.elifesciences.org Thrill of the chase
A study in mice reveals a new role for CGRP neurons in coordinating responses to threats of different severity.
> A study in mice reveals a new role for CGRP neurons in coordinating responses to threats of different severity.