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Pluto Flyby Excites NASA and Space Community

Mission which began in 2006 expected to produce pictures of one-time planet later this month.

Racial Lines Exist in Neighborhoods Too, No Matter the Income

Study shows that Americans still live divided by race, no matter the income. 

Coal’s Leading Financier May Come as a Surprise

Japan is moving in the opposite direction of other countries and is promoting coal.

Science Museum Exhibit Funded by Shell Under Fire

Museum exhibit funded by Shell raises questions about influence. 

Trade Debate Illustrates Free Trade Isn't Really Free

While Obama and Warren do battle, it's clear the issues go beyond politics.

Institutional Racism Is Our Way of Life

Endless studies and reports show that racism exists, whether we want to believe it or not.

The Electricity Power Grid Is Not Falling

Fearmongering about higher costs is simply not true.

Climate Change and the California Drought

The science behind the drought is unquestionable. 

Restarting the Large Hadron Collider: What Will the Research Mean for Science?

If researchers can measure the Higgs boson in collisions, there will be fewer unanswered questions.  

Rumors Fuel Oil Price Decline

But the Saudis say they have nothing to do with it.