With record crowds flocking to Instagram-friendly spots in national parks, scholars of parks and recreations explain how visitors can adapt for a better experience.
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Is the Trump administration trying to get rid of free market capitalism?
A professor who studies economic systems suggests capitalism isnβt retreating but evolving:
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The Federalist Society's influence on the Supreme Court is set to last for decades. Political science scholars explain their research into how justices affiliated with the society rule:
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More than 90% of pregnant women take at least one medication, yet data on prescription drugs' effects on the fetus is sparse. New research on medication safety during pregnancy is at risk due to ongoing funding cuts, according to maternal and child health researchers.
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Federal surveys will no longer collect data on gender identity, making it harder to track the transgender population. Researchers estimate 2.1 million U.S. adults currently identify as transgender, up from 1.3 million in 2022. https://buff.ly/PJCBXCC
White dwarfs, remnants of dead stars, could potentially host planets suitable for life. An astronomer explores the possibility of life existing in these unexpected cosmic environments:
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Clergy are joining scientists and lawmakers in pushing to legalize psychedelics, with some religious leaders saying these substances bring people closer to God.
Microdosing mushrooms has gained traction among celebrities, but unlabeled gummies and edibles with mix-and-match ingredients can cause serious side effects.
Hospital visits are on the rise, for vomiting, seizures and heart problems.
Lawyers who defy court orders or make baseless legal arguments can face suspension or disbarment by state ethics boards, even when they are arguing for the federal government in federal court.