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Contributors to Scientific American’s July/August 2025 IssueWriters, artists, photographers and researchers share the stories behind the storiesBy Allison Parshall edited by Jen Schwartz Jeffery DelViscioGreenland’s Frozen…

Louise Casey’s decision to recommend a national inquiry into grooming gangs has forced Keir Starmer’s hand on an issue that has haunted the Labour party for…

It’s never been especially easy to have a career as an artist (or almost anyone for that matter), but it’s possible that it’s becoming harder. Certain…

When the current Congress was convened in January, there were nearly 120 members who were 70 or older — 86 in the House, including nonvoting delegates,…

Jennifer N. R. SmithThe Social Lives of MitochondriaIn 2020, on a trip to Devon, England, Jennifer N. R. Smith (above) went swimming in the sea. Just…

ORBITAL DEBRISThe article “How to Recycle Space Junk,” by Moriba Jah, addresses how cluttering space with detritus will have, and is having, a deleterious effect on…

If you’ve been having unusual battery drain issues on your Pixel phone lately, Instagram might be to blame. In a new support post, Google says that…

Alice CunninghamBBC News, SuffolkRichard DanielBBC News, SuffolkReporting fromWestbourne AcademyLuke Deal/BBCTeachers have been striking at Westbourne Academy in Ipswich in protest at pupil behaviourTeachers who have been…

Tesco has apologised after IT problems left some customers unable to alter online orders or access digital versions of their Clubcards.People took to social media to…