The Mystery Of India’s Plummeting COVID-19 Cases
Scientists figure out why food sometimes sticks to nonstick pans
‘THE HORROR!’ CNBC’s Shep Smith shares ‘shocking video’ from Florida market:
This Flower Is Really a Fungus in Disguise
Just in case you had concerns. Why Are Some Organic Farmers Turning to Reactionary Politics?
Tesla’s dirty little secret: Its net profit doesn’t come from selling cars
Can Vaccines from Russia and China Be a Game Changer?
I don’t get the sense that anyone learned any lessons. Least of all the person writing the article. The Hard Lessons of Modeling the Coronavirus Pandemic
The San Francisco School District’s renaming debacle has been a historic travesty
These Are the Highest Resolution Photos Ever Taken of Snowflakes
Why Scientists Are Very Worried About The Variant From Brazil
Cool story. But there is a lot about it that rings really false. I don’t doubt the CIA did something like this but I really doubt they got what this article claims they got out of it. Lunik: Inside the CIA’s audacious plot to steal a Soviet satellite
Hedge Fund Manager Claims Victim Status; Claims “We Have to Work Together and Pull Together”
Scariest Headline Of the Year (although to be fair they did not quote her exactly right): Yellen: I Don’t See a Financial Crisis Occurring ‘In Our Lifetimes’
The New Domestic War on Terror is Coming
ABC’s ‘This Week’ edits out Schumer’s unfortunate Trump gaffe on Senate floor
This was known for a long time and reported by the wrong outlets. But know that things have changed in Washington, the right people can say it as well. Critics have widely asserted that the CDC fumbled key decisions during the coronavirus scourge because then-President Donald Trump and his administration meddled in the agency’s operations and muzzled internal experts. The matter is now the subject of a congressional inquiry. Yet Reuters has found new evidence that the CDC’s response to the pandemic also was marred by actions – or inaction – by the agency’s career scientists and frontline staff.
I wounder how many issues this applies to (assuming the results hold up). NSAIDs might exacerbate or suppress COVID-19 depending on timing, mouse study suggests
One giant issue is ignored in this essay and that is that people keep going to these places voluntarily. Gulf slave society