Boris Johnson tells business leaders it is their job to prevent food shortages
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Yanks’ LeMahieu to IL with sports hernia before Game 162
‘Email is a zombie that keeps rising from the dead’: the endless pursuit of Inbox Zero
Boris Johnson refuses public inquiry into Everard case
All identical twins may share a common set of chemical markers on their DNA
Fauci defends California school vaccine mandate: Not a ‘novel’ requirement
Ajo blanco: a disarming alternative to Tiktok’s monster garlic obsession – recipe
Tories pledge six-month prison sentences for climate activists blocking roads
The spoken word album ‘Experimental Words’ weaves rhyme with reason
Boris Johnson has told business leaders that avoiding Christmas food shortages is their responsibility, claiming it is not the government’s job to “fix” supply problems. As the Conservative party conference opened, the prime minister admitted to having known for months that the haulage industry was in trouble – and, strikingly,
You’ve heard of disappearing ink. Now get ready for suddenly appearing ink. Using a clear liquid, researchers can print a full rainbow of colors on transparent surfaces. The trick is printing the liquid in precise, microscale patterns that create structural color. Structural colors arise from the way different wavelengths of
The Yankees put All-Star infielder DJ LeMahieu on the 10-day injured list Sunday with a sports hernia ahead of their scheduled regular-season finale against the Tampa Bay Rays. CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM LeMahieu was pulled from New York’s game Thursday at Toronto after six innings and
Last week, I asked my Twitter followers about their email inboxes. Author Mohammed Massoud Morsi likened his to a “Kalashnikov on semi-automatic…Nudge, Nudge, Nudge. Nudge. Nudge, Nudge.” Human rights lawyer Diana Sayed replied that hers functions as a to-do list that is emptied on the regular. And when editor Caitlin
Prime minister Boris Johnson has dodged calls for a public inquiry into the policing of violence against women in the wake of the murder of Sarah Everard. Mr Johnson said he would “stop at nothing” to drive up the rate of successful prosecutions for rape. But he refused to promise
Identical siblings are used to sharing a lot with their twin, including their DNA. But new research suggests all identical twins share a common signature of twinhood, not in their DNA, but on it. This signature is part of the epigenome, chemical markers that dot many spots along DNA and
Dr. Anthony Fauci has praised California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s mandate for all students to get a COVID-19 vaccine, arguing that this is not a “novel” approach for schools. California proudly announced the nation’s first-ever statewide COVID-19 vaccine requirement in schools. Newsom’s announcement compared the mandate to those for measles, mumps
There was a time when garlic made people nervous. I remember serving a couple in my restaurant, back in the before times, who insisted they could not eat anything from the allium family, “especially garlic” as it was “too heating”. I’d just approached them huddled over their first course: palms
Boris Johnson’s government is set to crack down on climate change protests by bringing in six-month prison sentences for activists who block Britain’s motorways. Home secretary Priti Patel will use her Tory Party conference speech to warn that those who use “guerrilla tactics” to block highways could face unlimited fines as well
B. Gregory “Science asks the questions. / And poetry marks the spot.” This line from “Unweaving Science,” the opening track of the spoken word album Experimental Words, illuminates the connections between science and art. The album, an eclectic collection of 10 poems birthed from collaborations between researchers and spoken word
