Thursday: While drought conditions won’t allow a super bloom, you can still enjoy the state’s wildflowers this season.
Mars, a Robotic Arm, and the Most Important Question of Our Time
Diana Trujillo, a NASA flight director, discusses the future of space travel and the search for signs of life on the red planet.
America is facing a ketchup shortage
When the doors open at the Blake Street Tavern every day, owner Chris Fuselier is looking for customers and looking for ketchup. “Absolutely,” the Denver restaurateur says. “In hindsight, if you’d have asked me eighteen months ago would I have concerns about ketchup shortages, I would have said ‘Are you crazy?’”
GoPro HERO9 drops by $100 with this Amazon coupon
Amazon is offering a $50 discount and a further $50 off through a coupon for the GoPro Hero9 Black, the latest model in the popular line of action cameras.
In the George Floyd Case, Why Is Cause of Death so Difficult to Determine?
The prosecution in Derek Chauvin’s trial is trying to establish that George Floyd died from a lack of oxygen. Here, experts break down the key medical terminology surrounding his autopsies.
Understanding and addressing barriers to COVID vaccine acceptance
When it came to the COVID-19 vaccine, Florencia Polite felt driven to be an early adopter.
Study shows pandemic limitations on surgeries can impact patient care
One of the most serious consequences of the current COVID-19 pandemic has been the postponement of non-essential surgeries—defined by the federal government’s Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) as “medical procedures that are not necessary to address an emergency or to preserve the health and safety of a patient.”
French Open Is Delayed a Week
The tournament will begin May 30, about two weeks after France is expected to ease its current national lockdown.
French Open Is Delayed a Week
The tournament will begin May 30, about two weeks after France is expected to ease its current national lockdown.
Lockdown: Mobile data suggests Europeans may not have followed rules as strictly in the second wave
Looking around, it sometimes seems like COVID-19 restrictions aren’t being adhered to like they were a year ago. In the UK, for example, there have been frequent reports of people not following lockdown rules, with sharp rises in the number of penalties issued to rule-breakers in recent months. But is it really the case that …