Scientific American magazine covers all areas of recent news in Neuroscience, Ecology, Technology, Meteorology and Botany. Honestly, this magazine has it all. There are multiple articles discussing ...

“These days, we are using this technique that’s very vulnerable” to making huge mistakes, says Michael Bailey, a professor of American government ... “was based on a scientific method ...

As least as early as Washington Irving’s “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow,” the call of whip-poor-wills, a member of the nocturnal nightjar family, haunted American fiction. Perhaps the best ...

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Human echolocation has at times allowed people to ride bikes or play basketball despite being completely blind from a very young age. These echolocators typically perceive their environment by ...

The Justice Department has also accused RT, the Russian state media outlet, of funneling hundreds of thousands of dollars to American social media influencers to parrot Kremlin talking points.

US Fines American Airlines Record $50 Million Over Treatment of Disabled Passengers By David Shepardson (Reuters) - The U.S. Transportation Department on Wednesday said it was fining American ...

Feltman: That’s all for today’s episode. If you want to hear more of our conversation, you can find an extended version on Scientific American’s YouTube channel—and you’ll get to see our ...

Former President Trump leads Vice President Harris by 2 points among Arab American voters, according to a survey released Monday. The poll, conducted by Arab News/YouGov, found Trump leading the ...

The company laid him off about a year into his detention. "If you can call an act by an employer un-American, that was un-American," he said. "What really bothered me, wasn't too much losing my ...

Scientific American spoke with VanderMeer about his latest novel, as well as the reason he feels environmental education for young people is needed now more than ever. [An edited transcript of the ...