A competitive Washington House race and a string of outsider presidential interviews show the same friction: bases demanding more from the politicians who carry their label.
Interval training preserved lean mass and trimmed belly fat, while moderate workouts cost participants muscle — a finding with outsized stakes after 50.
At Abric Romaní near Barcelona, 597 wooden remains preserved as mineral molds reveal Neanderthals crafting spears, trays and shelters.
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope image of galaxy cluster MACS J0454.1-0300 shows gravitational lensing warping and multiplying far-off galaxies.
Common Sense Media tested OpenAI's teen-mode safety features and found most didn't work — including parental alerts during self-harm conversations.
Unveiled alongside OSTP's 'Science: A Golden Age Summit,' the programs advance a July White House report and a broader $6 billion federal science push.
New fossils from South Africa's Drimolen Cave suggest Homo erectus appeared earlier and was outnumbered 10 to 1 by a big-toothed cousin.
A federal earnings analysis shows major and institution shape income, while new child savings accounts and a UK fee vote complicate who can afford college.
The French and Japanese chemists are honored for asymmetric autocatalysis and non-linear effects, explaining how life's mirror-image molecules arose.
New comparative research finds everyday aggression and lethal violence follow separate evolutionary paths, complicating long-held narratives about human nature.