In the Headlines

August 2019

Trudeau Tiptoes the Clinton-esque Fine Line Between Responsibility and Atonement

National Post

WeWork Founder May Miss Out on Tax Break for $1B Charity Pledge

Financial Times

There's a Worrisome Trend in Stock Buybacks

U.S. News & World Report

Will We Ever Control the World With Our Minds?

BBC

The Cost of Replacing Paperless Voting Machines

Politico

Expect More Blackouts Unless We Invest in Our Energy Grid

The Hill

What Is Oat Milk — and Is It Even Good for You?

Women's Health

Facebook Wants to Let Users Turn Thoughts Into Posts

The Daily Beast

The Search for a Way to Rely on Sleeping Pills Less

The Wall Street Journal

White Nationalists Pose Challenge to Investigators

The Wall Street Journal

When Antibiotics Stopped Working, These Viruses Saved a Girl’s Life

Salon

Estrogen Patches May Raise Heart Disease Risks for Postmenopausal Women by Hardening Arteries

Daily Mail

July 2019

25 Heartfelt Lunch Box Note Ideas Guaranteed to Put a Smile On Your Kid's Face

Parents

What Is a Hypnic Jerk? Why Some People Twitch Awake Before Falling Asleep

TODAY

Dan Coats Just Resigned as Director of National Intelligence. Here’s Why That Matters

The Washington Post

Scientific Seminars Equip Judges to Counter Opioid Crisis

Science

Three More US Universities Pledge Support for Chinese-American Scientists Caught in Growing Web of Suspicion

South China Morning Post

The Tricky Business of Improving Brains

Axios

After Robert Mueller's Warning, a Broad Agreement on Election Threats But Not on What to Do About Them

USA Today

Could a Blood Test Measure Your Pain and Mood? One Startup Believes it Can

ABC News

During Mueller's Testimony, Some Members of Congress Will Grandstand. Here's the Logic Behind Which Ones Will.

The Washington Post

Latina and Black Adolescents May Be More Vulnerable to Reproductive Coercion

NBC News

Betty Davis Releases First New Song in 40 Years: Listen

Pitchfork

How Women Should Say No To Thankless Office Tasks

HuffPost

Actress Lake Bell Opens Up About 'Scary' Moments of Her Children's Home Births

Today

Analysis: Across Europe, Coalition Governments are Hurting Political Parties that Join Them

The Washington Post

Elon Musk Hopes to Put a Computer Chip in Your Brain. Who Wants One?

CNN

Why do Americans Pay So Much for Prescription Drugs?

BBC News

U.S. Women’s Collegiate National Team Trials Provides Wealth of Experience for Lund

Los Angeles Times

Study: Sugar Rules The World And Ruins Teeth

NPR

Do Elon Musk's Brain-decoding Implants Have Potential? Experts Say They Just Might

STAT News

The Cybersecurity 202: States Don't Have Enough Money to Secure the 2020 Election, New Report Warns

The Washington Post

Women Doctors Skip Conferences Because of Family Responsibilities

Reuters

IRS Under Pressure Year After Easing Nonprofit Disclosure Rule

Bloomberg Tax

Last Month Was the Hottest June on Earth Ever Recorded

Live Science

Former U of U Law Professor Remembers Her Time Clerking For The Late Justice John Paul Stevens

NPR

How Maternal Obesity Causes Childhood Cancer, By Researchers

The Guardian Nigeria

Regulations That Mandate Sepsis Care Appear To Have Worked In New York

NPR

Today's Seniors Report Fewer Depression Symptoms Than Their Parents

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Perspective: Tennessee Just Showed That White Supremacy is Alive and Well

The Washington Post