
Permanent Daylight Saving Time Could Put Schoolchildren at Risk, Study Warns
As clocks fall back, UW study finds year-round DST would add billions of dark-morning commutes and double pedestrian crash risk.

As clocks fall back, UW study finds year-round DST would add billions of dark-morning commutes and double pedestrian crash risk.

A space station downlink with astronaut Anil Menon and science creator Mark Rober headlines a broader push that reaches from North Carolina to Colorado.

Experimental compound, DNA-repair “glue” and resilience clues raise hope—but human trials remain the test

After seven years and nearly $1 billion, the Washington, D.C., museum opens its final galleries, including a long-duration spaceflight exhibition.

Abdul El-Sayed's Senate campaign is becoming a national test case for progressive politics — and for how centrist Democrats respond to a rising left.

Buried deep in Antarctic ice, the world's largest neutrino detector is rewriting cosmic history — and its architects are now drawing Nobel attention.

Weeks after warning about AI cheating in a Washington Post op-ed, Schnell stepped down; a committee cited 'insufficient cooperation' and undisclosed Claude use.

Two parallel 'fly your name' campaigns put microchips aboard Artemis II's crewed lunar flyby and the Dragonfly rotorcraft bound for Titan.

Labor leader coined 'Sí, se puede!' and spent decades organizing farmworkers, women and marginalized communities

A Montana registration dispute, campus turnout surveys and 31 federal data lawsuits converge as students navigate the Nov. 3 midterms.