Science & Tech

Trump is benefiting from the medical infrastructure the government has built up, while simultaneously destroying that infrastructure for everyone else.

The health secretary has a history of disclosing behavior that raises questions about his personal decisions around health and hygiene.

Trump's new pick to be the nation's chief public health spokesperson would likely promote bad science in the hope it would be good politics.

As the president’s daughter pushes to expand access to fresh produce, the administration is accomplishing exactly the opposite.

The Illinois governor denounced the health secretary’s autism registry as creating “fear of surveillance or discrimination.”

By going after gain-of-function research in “countries of concern,” the president and his administration are engaging in political theater — not science.

Plus, Hegseth's Signal scandal grows and a senator targets Trump's corrupt cryptocurrency business in this week's Tuesday Tech Drop.

The new report betrays the Trump administrations desire to see fewer trans youth transition.

Ex-ballerina Ksenia Karelina was freed from a Russian prison, but Harvard scientist Kseniia Petrova remains in ICE detention. Why?

An ostensibly reasonable credo is an irresponsible one in the hands of the anti-vaxxer movement.

We need to fundamentally rethink how we produce, market and consume food in America.