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The Trump administration's crusade against antisemitism looks to be mainly about crippling elite universities and blurring the lines between pro-Palestinian activism and antisemitism.

A second round of talks between Russia and Ukraine took place on June 2. Again both leaders were not present.

During the Industrial Revolution, craftsmanship retreated to the margins. As AI becomes widely adopted, will the same happen to original thinking?

The Trump administration isn't resorting to official censorship. Instead, it's using less blatant - and more effective - ways to suppress dissent.

The losses include millions of dollars the NIH has already spent on research that will no longer generate results, and the next generation of scientists whose work has been cut short.

Hedges and trees may actually reduce home exposure to radiant heat and flying embers, but they must be well maintained. Two scientists who study how plants burn explain.

When it comes to drying out your drenched device, problematic myths about liquid protection and repair make it hard to separate fact from fiction.

Even the best batteries fall far short of animal metabolism for energy storage. Fueling robots with 'food' could narrow the gap.

As NASA rolls out more powerful telescopes in the future, scientists will need a way to determine where to point them. A new approach could help.

An upcoming protest in Washington on June 6 isn't the first time veterans have protested their treatment by the US government. Veterans have been mobilizing and agitating at home since the Civil War.