Month: March 2022

How heat waves form, and how climate change makes them worse

The Pacific Northwest is sweltering under a record-breaking heat wave. Portland reached 116 degrees Fahrenheit this week. Seattle reached 108

Animals can navigate by starlight. Here’s how we know.

“No, no, no, no, Brian. No, no, no, no.” I had asked Stephen Emlen, a Cornell emeritus professor of neurobiology

What if the truth isn’t out there?

The US military’s official report on UFOs is here, and its conclusion is scintillating: There’s some stuff in the sky,

Offaly boost Division 2 survival hopes after comeback win in Down

Football League Results Division 2 Down 0-14 Offaly 0-15 Division 3 Antrim 1-19 Longford 0-12 Westmeath 1-12, Limerick 1-6 **********

Kerry ace and captain stars as UL survive UCC fightback to win another O’Connor Cup

UL 0-12 UCC 0-11 UL CAPTAIN FIADHNA Tangney scored 0-4 as her side were crowned Yoplait O’Connor Cup champions again

How political polarization broke America’s vaccine campaign

The Covid-19 epidemic in the United States risks becoming a tale of “two Americas,” as Anthony Fauci warned in June:

The US health system was already falling short. Then Covid-19 happened.

Take a long enough lens — say, 25 years — and it seems as though health care in America is

How a lizard’s venom inspired the promising weight loss drug Wegovy

After learning that the venom of a Gila monster lizard contained hormones that can regulate blood sugar, Daniel Drucker started