Scientific American
"Some species seem to live fast and die young. Others, though, “appear not to age,” says João Pedro de Magalhães, a molecular biologist at the University of Birmingham in England. Some species of turtles, fishes and salamanders, for instance, don’t show any signs of degeneration or senescence as they grow older." … more »
Wikipedia
"On Tuesday, a trickle of visitors traversed the sidewalks of star-studded Hollywood Boulevard, which is usually bustling this time of year with families and students on spring break trips. Parked open-air tour buses and vans were largely empty." … more »
Marin Post
"When adjusting for U.S. population size, U.S. existing home sales are hovering around four-decade lows." … more »
Marin Post.Midjourney
"Reid Hoffman argues that artificial intelligence will do something smarter than world domination — it will become an essential part of everyday life." … more »
Alison Yin
"As schools abandon textbooks for piecemeal and digital alternatives, teaching and learning suffer." … more »
NIH.gov
"The administration’s dismantling of institutions under guise of ‘efficiency’ will lead to a grim future for Americans." … more »
Epicurious
"Alcohol consumption is a highly preventable cause of cancer. However, there isn’t currently a way to determine someone’s personal cancer risk from alcohol. Each person’s individual genetic background, lifestyle, diet and other health factors can all influence the effects of alcohol on tumor formation." … more »
Yale Lab
"When we combine all new tariffs in 2025 so far, including the raft of reciprocal tariffs announced on Wednesday, we’re looking at an average effective rate of 22.5%, according to Yale’s Budget Lab. That’s the highest such rate since 1909—the same year that President Howard Taft proposed the idea of an income tax to Congress." … more »
The American Enterprise Institute
"The conservative American Enterprise Institute recalculated rates based on correct numbers, and no tariff exceeded 14%." … more »
NHPR.ORG
"Many of the suburbs and cities hit hardest in recent years were caught off-guard, and key stakeholders are racing to understand the dynamics that drive these fires." … more »
