There’s nothing more rewarding than meeting the people who are benefitting from the science we’re doing. It’s one thing to work in a laboratory or office and explore strategies and develop tools to help local communities respond to …
Does government-provided health care lead to bad teeth? In the United Kingdom, at least, my former colleague Delia Lloyd says the answer to that question is “yes.” The problem, as usual, is perverse incentives which arise out of the …
Video shows that Al Gore was present this morning at the airport in Burbank, California when Laura Ling and Euna Lee, who work as journalists for his company, Current TV, returned home to the United States after four months in North …
Ford Motor Co of Canada was the country’s top-selling automaker for a second month in a row in July, when sales jumped more than 47 percent from a year earlier even as its main rivals recorded another month of declines. …
Americans for the Arts hosts an impressive collection of policy and advocacy resources for the arts and arts education. The following list isn’t comprehensive, but it’s tidy, quick, and includes the most likely resources you’ll need to …
The Fort Ontario Festival of the Arts is made possible in part by a Decentralization Grant secured through the Cultural Resources Council from the New York State Council on the Arts , and is hosted and sponsored by the NYS Office of …
The Administration shall be headed by a Health Choices Commissioner (in this division referred to as the ‘Commissioner’) who shall be appointed by the President, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate. …
Gay News Bits Blog features great GLBT international news bits from around the world.
She makes the very case I did in my recent post (except without the hyperlinks — the Achilles Heel of MSM science writing). For more on the International Polar Year, see The IPY: “Arctic sea ice will probably not recover” and their …
The Lok Sabha passed the right to education bill on Tuesday.