Trump executive order leads to pauses on U.S.-funded research into TB, influenza, COVID-19, and other diseases, dismaying some scientists

The country also leads in patent filings and the number of AI researchers

Suggestions that nation’s Indigenous Māori wholeheartedly back project draws criticism

Cracking the main subtype of the Dhofari script could reveal “an entirely new page of the history of Arabia”

House spending committee has taken similar position on 2026 request

Phalanx of instruments scrutinize 3I/ATLAS for clues about planet formation elsewhere in the galaxy

Now-canceled CMB-S4 project would have searched the afterglow of the Big Bang for signs of cosmic exponential growth spurt

Adults in the ICU often don’t know about the genetic diagnoses related to their symptoms, DNA sequencing study shows

Understanding the origins of mysterious seeps could help prospectors extract natural hydrogen fuel

Some worry new members of the long-running Advisory Committee to the Director will mirror agency chief Jay Bhattacharya’s views

Its support for a flat budget is a sign of congressional resistance to drastic cuts Trump has proposed

After decades in the doldrums, atom-based machines could overtake rival technologies

NASA and India’s $1.5 billion NISAR mission promises global time lapses of the planet’s ever-changing land and ice

New discovery confirms the long-debated hypothesis that the ancient winged reptiles ate plants

Scientists sequence 20-million-year-old enamel protein from teeth fossils preserved in Arctic cold

New experiments show elephants use a wide range of movements to express their desires

A new evolutionary analysis of butterflies finds “false heads” arose from the coalescence of multiple traits

Scientists, ethicists, and officials worry the OpenAI-sponsored contest sidesteps archaeological norms

Partisan fight over Trump cuts heats up as Congress works on 2026 spending bills.

“There is a lot of pressure to essentially leave the country or not pursue research,” one Ph.D. student says

U.S. children are more likely to die than those in other high-income countries, a new analysis confirms

A gel that bats lick off one another’s fur could help prevent rabies outbreaks in cattle, a growing problem in Latin America

The halt will let Taylor &Francis focus on checking Bioengineered’s papers for fraudulent works and paid authorships

A policy tweak to the ban on foreign “subawards” should allow clinical trials worldwide to continue