Trump Vowed Fewer Regulations and Lots More Oil. He’s Delivered on One.

Paul Ekman, renowned for his work linking facial expressions to universal emotions, has passed away at the age of 91. Often referred to as the world's most famous face reader, Ekman's research inspired the television series 'Lie to Me,' which explored the nuances of human expression and deception.

Males of two species of pheasants, including the golden pheasant found in Shaanxi, China, appear to sacrifice their ability to detect predators in exchange for greater attractiveness. This trade-off raises questions about the evolutionary strategies of these birds.

President Donald Trump has signed an executive order establishing the Genesis Mission, a federal initiative designed to enhance artificial intelligence (AI) innovation by leveraging large federal datasets for training AI models and creating AI agents. This initiative aims to accelerate scientific discovery and technological advancement in the United States.

Scientists are advancing their understanding of how the brain perceives internal bodily states, which is crucial for comprehending various psychiatric disorders. This research highlights the brain's role in monitoring physiological changes and its implications for mental health.

President Trump has suggested that the United States may resume nuclear bomb testing, potentially reviving hydronuclear experiments that have been globally prohibited since the 1990s. This follows the execution of the 2021 Red Sage-Nightshade experiment, a subcritical nuclear test conducted at an underground site in Nevada.

New studies of canine genetics have revealed significant insights into the diversity of dog breeds and the evolving relationship between dogs and humans. These findings highlight the intricate genetic variations that have developed over time, shedding light on how dogs have adapted alongside people throughout history.

Residents of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula are advocating for the preservation of their night skies, particularly in Eagle Harbor, as industrialization threatens the region's celestial beauty. This movement, referred to as the fight for 'The Right to Night,' highlights the community's desire to protect their natural environment from light pollution and maintain the area's unique astronomical features.

Hospitals have successfully implemented financial and social incentives to reduce the rates of C-sections, as reported by The New York Times. This approach encourages doctors to consider alternative birthing methods, thereby addressing concerns over the rising number of surgical deliveries.