Jewish teachers, fed up with their own unions spate of antisemitic actions in recent years, notched a win this summer when the National Education Association reversed a decision to sever ties with

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As someone who has lectured for more years than I care to remember and written books about space, I've grown accustomed to constantly rewriting sections as new discoveries emerge. The discovery of the dwarf planet Makemake led to such rewrites, but until now we didn't know much about this elusive world. A team of scientists at the Southwest Research Institute has recently changed that with their detection of methane gas on Makemake using the James Webb Space Telescope. It's exactly the kind of discovery that sends authors like me back to the drawing board, because this finding doesn't just add another detail to Makemake's story, it fundamentally changes how we view these distant worlds.

Infectious Mouth Bacteria Lurking In Artery Plaques Could Be Behind Some Heart AttacksA team of scientists in Finland and the UK has revealed that myocardial infarctions (the fancy medical term for heart attacks) may not be solely caused by cholesterol buildup and lifestyle factors. Evidence has been found that infectious bacteria linked to the mouth could help trigger heart attacks.The rest of...

We've Just Listened In On One Of The World's Least Understood Mammals Like Never BeforeIt’s been said that there are many benefits to being a marine biologist, but there is one insurmountable obstacle we humans simply can’t overcome: we are, in fact, primates. Terrestrial ones at that, meaning we don’t have the upper hand when it comes to tracking animals like whales in their natural...

AI May Infringe On Your Rights And Insult Your Dignity (Unless We Do Something Soon)With every significant breakthrough in technology, humanity has had to reckon with equally significant drawbacks – and artificial intelligence (AI) is definitely no exception. We’re all aware of many of its downsides by now: it’s bad for the environment; it’s bad for our brains; increasingly, it’s even turning...

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Out of China, the EU, and the US, guess who's doing best at preparing for the rise of AI?