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Capping off several weeks of intense debate and deliberation in the House and Senate over continued funding for the war...

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On a rainy Saturday in Washington DC, I joined 40,000 scientists from all academic disciplines gathered to March for Science...

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“I’m a father of three children and it is inherent to want to share one’s experience and knowledge to the...