UN Urges Safer Social Media Designs to Protect Children
The UN urges governments and tech companies to prioritize safety by design in social media platforms to protect children, beyond age-based bans.
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UN Investigators: 26 Palestinians Killed in Gaza Airstrikes During Eid Al-Adha
UN monitors report 26 deaths from multiple airstrikes in Gaza amid Eid Al-Adha observances, highlighting ongoing displacement and humanitarian challenges under blockade.
President Revokes Outdated Off-Road Vehicle Restrictions on Federal Lands
The administration revoked two decades-old executive orders on off-road vehicle use on federal lands, shifting management to current statutory frameworks.
Trump Rescinds Restrictions to Improve Access on Federal Lands
An Executive Order signed by President Donald J. Trump removes longstanding federal limitations to improve public access and streamline land management on U.S. public lands.
White House Approves High-Pay Authority for National Security Roles
The White House authorizes up to 400 critical positions with pay rates up to $400,000 to support key national security investment programs.
President Signs Law Raising Retirement Age for Capitol Police
S. 4530 authorizes an increase in the retirement age for members of the United States Capitol Police, aiming to adjust service terms.
Al Franken Honored with World Athletics Heritage Plaque in Los Angeles
Influential track and field promoter Al Franken received the World Athletics Heritage Plaque for his transformative impact on athletics promotion over five decades.
President Signs Law Establishing Medal of Sacrifice for Fallen First Responders
The new Medal of Sacrifice honors law enforcement officers and first responders killed in the line of duty, as established by the Medal of Sacrifice Act of 2025.
UN Secretary-General Details Critical Phase of UN80 Reform Initiative
The UN80 Initiative aims to restructure the UN to improve effectiveness, streamline operations, and better align mandates with resources, with decisions resting on Member States.
NIH Clinical Trials Reveal Progress in Malaria, Cancer, and Cognitive Health Treatments
Recent NIH-sponsored clinical trials show promising results in malaria prevention, cancer therapies, cognitive decline reduction, and heart disease risk.
CDC Probes Salmonella Outbreak Tied to Moringa Leaf Powder Supplements
Several brands of moringa leaf powder supplements have been recalled due to potential Salmonella contamination, according to the CDC.
Trump Administration Policies Drive Growth in Skilled Trades Demand
Recent data indicates a significant increase in interest and employment in skilled trades among American workers, driven by policy changes and labor market shifts.
How to Join Citizen Science Projects Advancing Medical Research in the U.S.
Anyone can contribute to medical research through citizen science projects like the All of Us Research Program, which seeks to build a diverse health database.
UN Security Council Debates Upholding Charter Amid Global Divides
The UN Security Council convened a high-level debate to discuss challenges facing the international system, with a focus on upholding the UN Charter and restoring confidence in…
Trump Administration Rolls Out Major Anti-Fraud Initiatives in Government Programs
The Trump administration has implemented a series of actions aimed at addressing fraud and abuse in various government programs, reporting significant suspensions, charges, and…
USA Selects 19 Athletes for World Athletics Road Running Championships in Copenhagen
The USA team for the World Athletics Road Running Championships Copenhagen 26 includes notable North American record holders and Olympians competing across mile, 5km, and half…
Administration Underscores Efforts to Recover Missing Children on National Missing Children’s Day
The Administration underscores ongoing initiatives to locate missing children, address previous border policies, and enhance law enforcement capabilities against child…
FOIA Exemptions Explained by the CDC
The CDC outlines nine categories of FOIA exemptions, detailing protections ranging from national security to personal privacy and law enforcement records.
How to Submit FOIA Requests and Access Federal Agency Records
The Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) allows the public to request access to agency records not already publicly available, with guidance from the HHS FOIA Office.
Cómo Usar el Índice A-Z de los CDC para Encontrar Información de Salud Pública
El índice A-Z de los CDC es una herramienta que facilita la navegación y localización rápida de información sobre salud pública para el público general y profesionales.
CDC: Líder en la protección de la salud pública en EE. UU.
Los CDC trabajan continuamente para proteger la salud y seguridad de la nación mediante la ciencia y el análisis de datos.
CDC Mission and Strategic Plan 2022–2027 Overview
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) aims to protect public health through science and data-driven efforts, focusing on health equity and community well-being.
Russian Missile Barrage Hits Kyiv, Damages UN Offices and Harms Civilians
A large-scale Russian attack involving about 90 missiles and 60 drones struck Kyiv, damaging homes, schools, and UN offices, with casualties reported.
Cómo prevenir la propagación de norovirus según el CDC
Lavarse las manos con agua y jabón, evitar manipular alimentos estando enfermo y cocinar mariscos adecuadamente son claves para prevenir los norovirus.
Índice A-Z de los CDC: Acceso rápido a información de salud y enfermedades
El índice A-Z de los CDC organiza términos comunes y científicos para mejorar la navegación en su sitio web, permitiendo encontrar información sobre enfermedades, salud pública y…
Safe Pain Management: Working With Your Doctor on Opioid and Non-Opioid Options
Effective pain management involves working closely with healthcare providers to explore treatments, emphasizing safer non-opioid options and understanding risks associated with…
La detección temprana de la diabetes tipo 1 reduce complicaciones graves, según el CDC
Las pruebas de detección para personas en riesgo pueden identificar la diabetes tipo 1 antes de síntomas graves y evitar emergencias médicas como la cetoacidosis diabética.
Guía básica para una alimentación saludable según el CDC
Una alimentación saludable se basa en consumir alimentos integrales ricos en nutrientes y limitar azúcares añadidos según indicaciones del CDC.
CDC Updates: Latest Public Health Resources and Medical News
The CDC offers a press room with the latest public health updates, government health news, and resources for medical topics and disease information.
Jay Bhattacharya Appointed Interim CDC Director
Jay Bhattacharya, MD, PhD, a Stanford professor and health economist, has assumed the role of interim CDC director, with a research focus on vulnerable populations and health…
Recomendaciones de los CDC para reducir el riesgo de cáncer y mejorar la salud
Los CDC recomiendan proteger la piel del sol, evitar el bronceado y conocer factores de riesgo como alcohol, tabaco y obesidad para prevenir el cáncer.
Tuberculosis Survivors Highlight Need for Awareness and Education
Karen and Jackie, tuberculosis survivors, emphasize learning about TB and educating others to address concerns and questions surrounding the disease.
Índice A-Z de los CDC: Acceso rápido a temas de salud pública
El índice A-Z de los CDC facilita la búsqueda de información sobre enfermedades, condiciones, salud ambiental, seguridad y más para profesionales y público general.
CDC Closes Equal Employment Opportunity Office Amid HHS Reorganization
CDC's Office of Equal Employment Opportunity (OEEO) has been closed under a broader HHS restructuring guided by an executive order, with EEO processes now referred to the EEOC.
CDC Releases Peer Review Agenda to Meet Information Quality Act Standards
The CDC provides details about its peer review process for influential scientific information, complying with federal standards and the Information Quality Act.
CDC Privacy Policy: Collection and Protection of Personal Information
The CDC’s privacy policy states it does not collect personally identifiable information without consent and complies with all applicable federal laws on data protection.
CDC: Protección y Respuesta ante Amenazas de Salud en EE.UU.
Los CDC trabajan para prevenir y responder a amenazas de salud internas y externas, apoyando comunidades y salvando vidas mediante investigación y educación.
CDC Warns of Multi-State Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Backyard Poultry
Thirty-four people in 13 states have been infected with Salmonella connected to domestic poultry, with CDC urging hygiene measures to prevent illness.
Base de datos de noticias y comunicados de salud pública de los CDC
El sitio ofrece comunicados, noticias sobre enfermedades y temas médicos, además de ideas para historias y recursos visuales.
CDC Monitors Hantavirus Outbreak Linked to M/V Hondius Cruise Ship
US government is actively monitoring a hantavirus outbreak linked to the M/V Hondius cruise, with plans for passenger repatriation and health assessments underway.
CDC Identifies Salmonella Outbreak in Children Linked to Pet Veiled Chameleons
Five children aged two or younger in four states have contracted the same strain of Salmonella traced to pet veiled chameleons, prompting CDC guidance on reptile pet safety.
CDC Warns of Surge in Emergency Visits for Tick Bites Across U.S.
Weekly emergency room visits for tick bites are currently unusually high in many U.S. regions, prompting the CDC to advise preventive measures to reduce tick-borne diseases.
No FEAR Act: Key Provisions and CDC Implementation
The No FEAR Act mandates federal agencies like the CDC to ensure accountability for anti-discrimination violations and inform employees about their rights under the law.
President Reflects on Pentecost’s Spiritual Significance Amid 250th Anniversary
The President and First Lady recognize Pentecost as a pivotal moment in Christian faith, emphasizing its historical and spiritual relevance amidst the nation's 250th anniversary.
Key U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Laws Explained
Several federal laws protect employees from workplace discrimination based on race, sex, age, and other factors, according to CDC policies.
CDC’s Equal Employment Opportunity Commitment Under the Elijah E. Cummings Act
The CDC emphasizes adherence to anti-discrimination laws and outlines procedures for filing Equal Employment Opportunity complaints under the Elijah E. Cummings Act.
CDC Office of Equal Employment Opportunity: Structure and Leadership
The Office of Equal Employment Opportunity (OEEO) operates within CDC's Immediate Office of the Director, featuring a structured leadership and specialized programs.
Equal Employment Opportunity Laws and Enforcement in Federal Workplaces
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission enforces laws against discrimination based on various protected characteristics and promotes fairness in federal employment.
Senior Executive, Senior Level, and Scientific Positions at CDC
CDC offers various federal career paths including Senior Executive Service, Senior Level, and Scientific/Professional roles, each with distinct responsibilities and hiring…
CDC Medical Officers: Roles, Responsibilities, and Career Paths
CDC medical officers work in various capacities including research, program management, and international health collaboration, with distinct career paths in Civil Service and…
CDC Mission Support Roles Drive Agency Success Beyond Healthcare
CDC employs diverse nonmedical, technical, and administrative professionals in mission support roles essential for achieving agency goals across various specialties.
CDC Salary Offset Waivers for Reemployed Annuitants Under NDAA
CDC may waive salary offset rules for certain reemployed annuitants under the 2010 NDAA, allowing temporary appointments without pay reduction within specified hour limits.
CDC Schedule A Authority Expands Employment for People with Disabilities
The CDC offers a Schedule A appointing authority to facilitate employment opportunities for individuals with disabilities through both competitive and noncompetitive processes.
Career Transition Paths for USPHS Commissioned Corps Members
USPHS Commissioned Corps members considering separation may apply for civilian federal positions at the CDC through competitive vacancy announcements.
CDC Employee Benefits: Paid Leave, Holidays, and Incentive Programs Explained
CDC offers a range of federal benefits including paid holidays, leave programs, performance awards, and flexible work schedules depending on employment status and position.
CDC Employee Onboarding: What New Hires Can Expect
New CDC employees receive a formal offer, attend orientation, and must bring specific identification for federal employment verification.
Career Opportunities at CDC in Science, Medicine, and Beyond
The CDC offers a wide range of roles for professionals in science, technology, medicine, health care, business, and emergency response to contribute to public health.
CDC Invites New Employees to Advance Public Health and Safety
The CDC and ATSDR emphasize their commitment to scientific excellence and public health through diverse workforce and global collaboration.
DOE Resumes LNG Export Application Reviews Amid U.S. Energy Abundance
The Department of Energy has recommenced evaluating liquefied natural gas export requests to non-FTA countries, emphasizing America’s position as a leading energy producer and…
DOE Prioritizes Energy Abundance and Innovation to Enhance U.S. Leadership
The Department of Energy outlines goals to boost domestic energy production, advance technological innovation, and address infrastructure challenges to maintain U.S. energy…
CDC Alternative Dispute Resolution Supports Confidential Workplace Conflict Resolution
The CDC provides an Alternative Dispute Resolution program to help employees confidentially and voluntarily resolve workplace disputes, complementing formal complaint processes.
CDC Reasonable Accommodation Services Enhance Workplace Inclusion
The CDC's Reasonable Accommodation Services aim to create an inclusive workplace by providing modifications and support to employees with disabilities in compliance with federal…
CDC/ATSDR Affirmative Employment Program Advances Inclusive Hiring
The CDC and ATSDR Affirmative Employment Program aims to ensure equitable recruitment and retention of qualified, underrepresented individuals in the workplace.
CDC Ordered to Provide Title VII Training After Discrimination Violation
The CDC's Global Health Center was found to have committed unlawful employment discrimination and must provide Title VII training and ensure compliance with federal EEO laws.
Management Directive 715: Federal EEO Program Guidance Overview
Management Directive 715 provides federal agencies with guidance to establish and maintain equal employment opportunity programs under Title VII and the Rehabilitation Act.
President Trump Unveils US-Venezuela Energy Agreement to Enhance Regional Security
A new energy agreement aims to market Venezuelan crude oil through U.S.-controlled channels to enhance national security and support economic recovery.
Federal Power Act Section 202(c): Secretary of Energy's Emergency Authority
Under Section 202(c) of the Federal Power Act, the Secretary of Energy is authorized to order temporary electricity facility connections and energy generation to address…
Northeast Supply Enhancement Pipeline Breaks Ground to Serve New York
The NESE Pipeline project, led by Williams Companies and supported by federal officials, aims to deliver affordable natural gas to New York City and Long Island by 2027.
U.S. Sets Energy Production Records and Cuts Costs Under Trump Administration
According to the Department of Energy, U.S. energy production reached historic levels, with significant reductions in fuel prices and regulatory rollbacks credited to the Trump…
DOE Lifts LNG Export Pause, Resumes Application Reviews
The U.S. Department of Energy has reversed the LNG export pause, directing a return to standard review processes for applications to export liquefied natural gas.
DOE Invests $134 Million to Advance Fusion Energy Research and Innovation
The DOE announced $134 million in funding for programs supporting fusion energy research, bridging private industry, national labs, and universities to promote US leadership in…
US and Israel Sign MoU to Strengthen Energy and AI Cooperation
The United States and Israel have agreed to cooperate on advancing innovation in energy and AI through a new Memorandum of Understanding signed by key officials.
DOE Finalizes $1.5 Billion Loan for Indiana Coal-Fueled Fertilizer Plant
The Department of Energy closed a $1.5 billion loan to Wabash Valley Resources to finance a coal and ammonia fertilizer facility in West Terre Haute, aiming to enhance domestic…
DOE Launches Nuclear Reactor Pilot Program with 11 Advanced Projects
The U.S. Department of Energy has initiated the Nuclear Reactor Pilot Program, collaborating with 11 advanced reactor projects to facilitate their deployment.
DOE Selects Four Sites for AI Data Center and Energy Projects
The U.S. Department of Energy announced plans to invite private partners to develop AI data centers and energy projects on federal lands, aiming to enhance energy reliability and…
DOE Unveils Plans to Boost Coal Production and Strengthen Energy Security
The U.S. Department of Energy outlines measures to modernize coal technology, support coal investment, and secure critical minerals vital for steelmaking and national security.
Trump Signs Orders to Boost Nuclear Energy and Innovation Standards
President Trump directed the Department of Energy to lead efforts advancing nuclear energy and enhancing America's science and innovation standards.
DOE Proposes Nearly $1 Billion to Strengthen U.S. Critical Minerals Sector
The U.S. Department of Energy plans to issue funding opportunities totaling nearly $1 billion aimed at advancing mining, processing, and manufacturing technologies for critical…
Department of Energy Issues Notices in Response to Court Orders
The U.S. Department of Energy is issuing notices and orders to employees, contractors, and grantees as mandated by recent court rulings in Washington and Rhode Island.
Federal Whistleblower Protections Take Precedence Over NDAs, Statement Says
Federal non-disclosure agreements with employees do not override existing whistleblower protections related to classified information, legal violations, or threats to public…
DOE Launches Vulnerability Disclosure Policy to Strengthen Cybersecurity
The DOE has implemented a Vulnerability Disclosure Program to receive and address security vulnerabilities from external reporters, aligning with federal cybersecurity directives.
DOE Reaffirms Commitment to Equal Employment Opportunity and Discrimination Transparency
The U.S. Department of Energy upholds equal employment opportunity and mandates public posting of discrimination findings under federal law.
U.S. Department of Energy Accessibility and Copyright Policies
The Department of Energy ensures accessibility for individuals with disabilities and outlines copyright and usage policies for its website content.
DOE Sets Standards for Information Quality and Public Correction
The Department of Energy follows the Information Quality Act to ensure scientific and technical information disseminated is accurate, objective, and subject to public correction…
No FEAR Act Requires Federal Agencies to Publish EEO Complaint Data
The No FEAR Act mandates federal agencies to disclose summary statistics on discrimination and reprisal complaints filed against them quarterly and annually.
U.S. Department of Energy Strengthens Section 508 Accessibility Compliance
The Department of Energy aims to ensure its information and communications technology meets accessibility standards for individuals with disabilities under Section 508 of the…
DOE Advances Open Government and Customer Service Initiatives
The Department of Energy outlines plans to improve customer service, enhance digital communications, and assess progress under the Open Government Directive.
U.S. Department of Energy OIG: Mission, Oversight, and Reporting
The Office of Inspector General aims to enhance the integrity and efficiency of DOE programs by detecting fraud, waste, and inefficiency and providing a hotline for reporting…
DOE Privacy Program Ensures Protection of Personally Identifiable Information
The Department of Energy's Privacy Program ensures adherence to privacy laws and integrates protections for personally identifiable information across its operations.
How to Submit a FOIA Request to the U.S. Department of Energy
The U.S. Department of Energy provides electronic submission of FOIA requests via FOIA.gov to ensure timely receipt and processing.
DOE Annual Reports: Budget, Performance, and Strategic Plans
The Department of Energy provides comprehensive annual reports outlining budget requests, performance goals, and program evaluations to address energy and national security…
U.S. Department of Energy Leadership and Organizational Structure
The U.S. Department of Energy addresses energy, environmental, and nuclear challenges through various leadership and program offices focused on science, infrastructure, and…
DOE Promotes Registered Apprenticeship Programs to Strengthen Energy Workforce
The Department of Energy promotes Registered Apprenticeship Programs to provide high-quality training, enhance employer retention, and boost competitiveness in the energy sector.
U.S. Department of Energy Grants and Financing Programs Overview
The U.S. Department of Energy offers various financial assistance programs aimed at startups, commercial companies, and governments to support energy projects and technology…
DOE Internship and Early Career Programs Offer Pathways for Students and Graduates
The U.S. Department of Energy provides a range of internships, fellowships, and apprenticeships aimed at students and recent graduates, supporting career development across…
DOE Transportation Technologies Office to Hold 2026 Annual Merit Review in Arlington
The U.S. Department of Energy's Transportation Technologies Office will hold its 2026 Annual Merit Review to evaluate funded projects advancing DOE's mission.
U.S. Department of Energy Addresses Energy, Environmental, and Nuclear Issues
The Department of Energy aims to enhance America's security and prosperity through transformative science and technology initiatives addressing key energy and environmental issues.
U.S. Department of Energy: History, Impact, and Contributions
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has a rich historical background and supports numerous scientific projects and historical resources nationwide.
Weldon Spring Site Provides Free STEM Programs for St. Charles and St. Louis Students
The Weldon Spring Site Interpretive Center provides free interdisciplinary programs supporting STEM and Missouri Learning Standards, focusing on environmental science and local…
Energy Department Actions May Have Reduced Outages During Winter Storm Fern
According to the Energy Department, measures taken under President Trump, including keeping coal plants online and issuing emergency orders, may have helped reduce power outages…
Ohio Teachers Invited to Join Fernald Preserve Education Programs
Fernald Preserve offers Ohio educators seasonal programs, guest speakers, and resources focused on environmental sciences, ecological restoration, and site history.
Energy Department Unveils $7 Billion in Electricity Cost Savings for Georgia and Alabama
A $26.5 billion loan package will fund over 200 projects adding 16.7 gigawatts of power generation, aiming to reduce costs for millions of households and businesses.
DOE and SB Energy to Develop 10 GW Data Center and Power Generation in Ohio
The U.S. Department of Energy collaborates with SB Energy to build a major data center and new natural gas power generation in Ohio, aiming to advance technology infrastructure…
DOE Appoints Kyle Haustveit as Under Secretary, Alex Fitzsimmons as Senior Advisor
Kyle Haustveit confirmed as Under Secretary of Energy, with Alex Fitzsimmons named Associate Deputy Secretary and Senior Advisor.
How the Energy Department Safeguards U.S. National Security
The U.S. Department of Energy contributes to national security by securing the energy supply, managing the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, and enhancing cyber-resilience among other…
DOE Boosts U.S. Competitiveness and Clean Energy Leadership
The Department of Energy supports American competitiveness and energy independence through innovation, financial programs, and global clean energy market development.
DOE Office of Science Fuels Innovation in AI, Quantum Computing, and Cancer Research
The U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Science supports basic and enabling research that advances technology and national security, with major initiatives in artificial…
U.S. Energy Consumption by Sector: Homes, Transport, Industry & Business
Energy use in the U.S. spans homes, transportation, industry, and businesses, with evolving technologies and efficiency measures influencing future demand and energy systems.
How U.S. Department of Energy National Laboratories Drive Science and Security
The Department of Energy oversees 17 National Laboratories, including three NNSA labs central to nuclear security and many others tackling critical scientific challenges.
Geothermal and Oil Energy Sources: Their Impact in the United States
This article summarizes the characteristics and roles of geothermal and oil energy sources in providing clean, reliable, and sustainable power in the United States.
James P. Danly Sworn In as Deputy Secretary of Energy
James P. Danly assumed the role of Deputy Secretary at the Department of Energy, bringing experience from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and military service.
DOE Independent Offices Ensure Integrity and Efficiency
The Department of Energy maintains independent offices, including the Office of the Inspector General, to enhance program integrity and prevent waste and fraud.
Chris Wright Confirmed as 17th U.S. Secretary of Energy
Chris Wright, an entrepreneur and energy expert with a background in mechanical and electrical engineering, was confirmed as Secretary of Energy in 2025.
U.S. Department of Energy Leadership and Organizational Structure
The Department of Energy operates through a strategic framework led by Secretary Wright and Deputy Secretary Danly, overseeing diverse missions from basic research to nuclear…
DOE Highlights Commercial Nuclear Power's Economic and Reliability Benefits
The Department of Energy promotes the expansion of affordable and reliable nuclear energy through advanced reactor technologies and economic contributions.
CDC Removes 12-Month Embargo on Public Access to Funded Research
The CDC has updated its public access policy mandating immediate free availability of all peer-reviewed science funded or authored by CDC staff, following a 2022 OSTP directive.
U.S. Department of Energy Prioritizes Strategic Petroleum Reserve Refill and Protection
The Department of Energy highlights the need to replenish the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, emphasizing its role in national security and plans to safeguard its infrastructure.
CDC and NCHS to Release Key Health Statistics Reports Through 2028
The CDC and National Center for Health Statistics plan to release reports on topics including health clinic usage, insurance coverage, births, mortality, and anthropometric…
How to Use Basic and Advanced Search in CDC Stacks
CDC Stacks offers simple and advanced search options, enabling users to search all collections or specific fields with Boolean operators and phrase handling.
CDC STACKS: Online Archive of CDC Scientific Research & Publications
CDC STACKS is an online repository providing access to CDC-published scientific research, journal articles, guidelines, and other public health resources in their original…
U.S. Health Departments Provide Free Language and Disability Assistance Services
The CDC and HHS provide free language and disability communication services and comply with federal civil rights laws to prevent discrimination.
Ten Locally Acquired Mosquito-Transmitted Malaria Cases Reported in US in 2023
During 2023, ten locally acquired mosquito-transmitted malaria cases were reported in four US states, marking the first such cases since elimination of transmission in the 1950s.
NPT Review Conference Fails to Reach Consensus, Raising Nuclear Risks
After four weeks of negotiations at the UN, the 11th Review Conference of the Non-Proliferation Treaty ended without agreement, heightening fears of nuclear arms escalation.
CDC Extends Enhanced Ebola Screening to Atlanta International Airport
The CDC has extended enhanced public health entry screening for Ebola to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, adding to ongoing efforts at Washington-Dulles Airport.
President Trump Proclaims Memorial Day 2026 as Day of Prayer and Remembrance
Memorial Day 2026 is designated for prayer for permanent peace and includes a National Moment of Remembrance at 3 p.m. local time, honoring U.S. fallen heroes.
One Year After Trump’s Nuclear Orders, U.S. Civil Nuclear Power Gains Momentum
Director Michael Kratsios highlights significant progress and a revitalized vision for American nuclear energy since President Trump's 2025 executive orders.
CDC Expands Title 42 to Temporarily Restrict Green Card Holders Amid Ebola Outbreak
The CDC now includes U.S. lawful permanent residents who have visited specific African countries in the last 21 days under Title 42 entry restrictions to curb the spread of…
U.S. Celebrates Merchant Marine Service on National Maritime Day
The United States commemorates over 250 years of Merchant Marine service, highlighting their role in economy, security, and military efforts.
NIH Uncovers Intracellular Signaling Behind GLP-1-Driven Weight Loss
NIH researchers reveal how semaglutide influences intracellular signaling in brain neurons, highlighting cAMP's role and potential to enhance weight-loss treatments.
US and Sweden Sign Agreement to Strengthen Science and Technology Partnership
The United States and Sweden agreed to deepen bilateral collaboration in strategic science and technology areas including AI, biomedical research, and telecommunications.
CDC Enhances Ebola Screening at Dulles for Travelers from Africa
The CDC has ordered enhanced public health screenings for travelers from Ebola-affected regions redirected to Washington-Dulles Airport to help slow and reduce the spread of…
NASA Hubble Telescope Captures Transitional Lenticular Galaxy NGC 1266
NGC 1266, a lenticular galaxy about 100 million light-years away in the Eridanus constellation, displays features bridging spiral and elliptical galaxies.
Shanghai Showcases AI-Powered Smart City Solutions at WUF13 Expo
Shanghai showcases advanced AI-driven urban management and flood mitigation technologies, emphasizing people-centered smart city development at the World Urban Forum.
Trump Rolls Back Biden Refrigerant Rules to Lower Consumer Costs
President Donald J. Trump terminated Biden administration refrigerant rules, aiming to reduce operational costs for businesses and lower prices for consumers nationwide.
NASA Showcases Lunar Base and Robotics Plans at 2026 FIRST Robotics Championship
NASA showcased its plan for a permanent lunar base and advanced robotic missions during the 2026 FIRST Robotics World Championship, engaging over 51,000 participants.
Matt Anderson Sworn In as NASA Deputy Administrator
Matt Anderson was sworn in as NASA's deputy administrator to support agency leadership in space exploration, science, and aeronautics missions.
NASA Showcases Breakthroughs in Space Medicine, Materials, and Robotics from ISS Research
The 2025 Annual Highlights from NASA detail over 750 investigations on the ISS, including studies on robotic surgery, bone regeneration, and radiation-resistant materials for…
UN General Assembly Backs World Court Ruling on States' Climate Duties
The UN General Assembly adopted a resolution affirming States' legal duties to prevent climate damage, following a 2025 International Court of Justice advisory opinion.
Amelia Earhart's 94th Anniversary: Honoring Her Solo Transatlantic Flight
The U.S. commemorates Amelia Earhart’s pioneering 1932 solo flight across the Atlantic, highlighting her enduring legacy and the nation’s commitment to advancing aviation…
UEFA Women's Champions League Draws Growing International Talent
The UEFA Women’s Champions League has attracted a growing number of players from outside Europe, with a 29% increase over three seasons and significant contributions from…
South Dakota State University Wins NASA 2026 Blue Skies Competition with AR Glasses
The university team claimed first place with their WINGMAN augmented reality safety glasses designed to assist aircraft mechanics in routine servicing and repairs.
NASA Announces Robotic Payload Challenge for In-Space Servicing
NASA invites proposals for payloads manipulable by robotic arms in low Earth orbit, awarding up to $500,000 to winners and facilitating orbital demonstrations.
Charles Baldis and Jules Hurst III Nominated for Top Federal Roles
President has nominated Charles Baldis as Special Counsel and Jules Hurst III as Under Secretary of Defense (Comptroller), both from Virginia.
NASA Fermi Telescope Detects Gamma Rays from Rare Superluminous Supernova
NASA's Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope observed gamma rays from a superluminous supernova likely powered by a magnetar, providing new insights into these energetic cosmic events.
NASA Releases 2026 Civil Space Technology Priorities
NASA's 2026 Civil Space Shortfall Ranking compiles feedback from over 450 individuals to guide technology development for lunar and planetary exploration missions.
NASA Uses AI and Satellite Data to Detect Harmful Algal Blooms
A new AI tool from NASA integrates satellite observations to identify harmful algal blooms in U.S. coastal waters, potentially aiding timely water testing and public health…
Tim Goddard Leads NASA’s Artemis II Open Water Recovery Operations
Tim Goddard leads NASA’s open water recovery efforts, overseeing operations to safely retrieve Artemis II astronauts and Orion spacecraft from the Pacific Ocean.
Melania Trump Highlights Four Pillars for Foster Care Support at Senate Event
At the 2026 Senate Spouses Luncheon, First Lady Melania Trump highlighted education, love, opportunity, and resilience as key to advancing protections for foster care youth.
Wildfire Burns Over 16,000 Acres on Santa Rosa Island in California
A wildfire on Santa Rosa Island, part of California’s Channel Islands National Park, has charred more than 16,000 acres. The fire is believed to be human-caused and remains…
Melania Trump Stresses Bipartisan Unity and Foster Care at Congressional Picnic
At the 2026 Congressional Picnic, First Lady Melania Trump emphasized bipartisan cooperation on foster care legislation and the importance of America’s longstanding tradition of…
NASA’s Psyche Mission Reveals Wind-Blown Craters on Mars
NASA’s Psyche spacecraft captured detailed images of wind-formed streaks over impact craters in Mars’ Syrtis Major region, revealing geological features up to 30 miles wide.
NASA's Psyche Spacecraft Captures Crescent Mars During Gravity Assist
NASA’s Psyche spacecraft imaged Mars as a crescent just before a gravity assist maneuver, revealing atmospheric effects on light scattering.
NASA’s Psyche Mission Reveals Enhanced-Color Images of Mars’ Huygens Crater
The Psyche spacecraft imaged the large Huygens crater and surrounding southern highlands on Mars, revealing compositional differences in the terrain through enhanced-color data.
Trump Administration Restores Washington, D.C. Ahead of 250th Anniversary
President Trump’s administration reports renewed efforts to restore and beautify Washington, D.C., including the reactivation of the Meridian Hill Park fountain and multiple…
President Signs Bills Expanding Nevada Conservation, Supporting Small Businesses, and Adjusting Alaska Native
New laws include expanded conservation areas in Nevada, revised support for small business investments, and land entitlement adjustments for Alaska Natives.
US Extends AGOA Trade Benefits Through 2026, Reinstates Gabon
The US will maintain duty-free treatment and apparel programs under AGOA through 2026 and has redesignated Gabon as a beneficiary sub-Saharan African country.
Team-Based Home Monitoring Improves Blood Pressure in Low-Income Patients
A multifaceted, team-based intervention including home blood pressure monitoring and health coaching may reduce high blood pressure among low-income adults at primary care clinics.
Early Exposure to Toxic Metals Linked to Child Mental Health Risks
Research finds metal exposure during specific developmental windows may increase risk of anxiety, depression, and attention issues in children ages 8 to 14.
CDC Confirms Three New Hantavirus Cases Linked to M/V Hondius Cruise Ship
CDC confirms three new hantavirus cases linked to M/V Hondius cruise ship among repatriated U.S. passengers quarantined in Nebraska.
NASA Scientist Cindy Evans Leads Artemis Crew Geology Training
Cindy Evans, a NASA Artemis exploration scientist, directs geology training to prepare Artemis crews for scientific observations during lunar missions.
Moon and Venus Conjunction Shines Above Washington Monument
The Moon and Venus appeared near each other in the sky above the Washington Monument, as seen from NASA Headquarters in Washington, creating a notable celestial conjunction.
Women's Heptathlon: Events, Records, and Leading Athletes
The heptathlon is a women's combined track and field event consisting of seven disciplines over two days, with notable records and athletes shaping its history.
IMF Press Briefing Highlights: Global Economic Outlook and Key Updates
IMF spokesperson Julie Kozack outlined recent IMF developments and addressed questions on the global economic outlook during the May 14, 2026 briefing.
Emerging Talents Shine at World Aquatics Junior High Diving Championships
The second edition of the World Aquatics Junior High Diving Championships showcased emerging talents with Canada, USA, Ukraine, and China among the top performers.
CDC Updates: Monitoring Hantavirus Outbreak and Ebola Efforts
CDC reports no hantavirus cases in the U.S. while actively monitoring outbreaks of hantavirus in South America and Ebola in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda.
NIH-Backed Online Tool Seeks to Enhance Pediatric Amblyopia Care
Researchers launched an online decision-support tool to help clinicians diagnose and treat pediatric amblyopia, expanding access amid a specialist shortage.
UNAIDS Warns of Funding Crisis Impacting Global HIV Prevention and Treatment
UNAIDS reports that reduced international funding is causing a collapse in HIV services, with millions still waiting for treatment and prevention coverage in decline.
NASA Study Shows Complex Global Changes in Nighttime Lighting from 2014–2022
New NASA data shows a 34% global increase in nighttime lighting, with notable regional brightening and dimming linked to urban growth, energy efficiency, and economic shifts.
CDC Reports Salmonella Outbreaks Linked to Backyard Poultry in 18 States
CDC updates on three multistate Salmonella outbreaks tied to backyard poultry, noting 150 new cases, 53 hospitalizations, and one death, with children under five significantly…
CDC Updates on Hantavirus Exposure Monitoring and Public Safety
CDC officials report ongoing monitoring of potential hantavirus exposures among passengers and emphasize low risk to the general public.
Honoring the 222nd Anniversary of the Lewis and Clark Expedition
The Lewis and Clark Expedition, commissioned in 1803, marked a pivotal moment in American history, expanding national knowledge and territory across the western frontier.
NASA Seeks Industry Partners for 2030 Mars Telecommunications Network
NASA released a request for proposals inviting industry collaboration to develop a high-bandwidth Mars Telecommunications Network to support future Mars missions.
President Biden Marks Feast of the Ascension, Reflects on Faith and Freedom
President and First Lady Melania Biden join Christians in celebrating the Feast of the Ascension, highlighting the spiritual significance for millions of Americans and the…
US Provides $1.8 Billion Boost to UN Humanitarian Aid Efforts
The United States has allocated $1.8 billion to support UN-coordinated humanitarian operations, raising total recent US support to $3.8 billion to assist millions worldwide.
NIH Researchers Discover Comprehensive Human Antibodies Against Measles Virus
A study funded by NIH isolated and mapped the first detailed suite of human antibodies targeting measles virus, revealing new immune response insights and therapeutic potential.
IMF Stresses Budget Credibility for Stronger Economic Outcomes in Africa
The IMF emphasizes more realistic forecasting, stricter expenditure controls, improved cash management, and institutional reforms to strengthen budget credibility in Africa.
Elite Divers to Compete at 2026 World Aquatics High Diving World Cup in Fort Lauderdale
The 2026 World Aquatics High Diving World Cup features elite divers from around the globe, with events scheduled in Fort Lauderdale and Porto Flavia.
NASA and Eta Space Launch LOXSAT to Advance Cryogenic Fuel Technology
NASA partners with Eta Space and Rocket Lab for the LOXSAT mission to test 11 cryogenic fluid management technologies critical for future deep space missions.
Sandy Walker Explores Hiroshima's Legacy Through Ink Drawings
American artist Sandy Walker presents ink drawings inspired by Hiroshima's trauma, interpreting historical memory and survival alongside Hara's poetic text.
Gaza Reconstruction Plan Explores Recycling Rubble for Coastal Expansion
A proposed Gaza reconstruction project explores using war debris to create artificial islands and raise land, though recycling capacity and material safety pose challenges.
Spring Ice Breakup Raises Flooding Risks Near Aniak Along Kuskokwim River
Thawing along the Kuskokwim River has led to ice jams and rising waters around Aniak, with flood watches issued amid rapid changes in ice conditions and snowmelt.
NASA-Inspired 3D Printing Revolutionizes Earth Construction
A 3D printing process originally developed for lunar habitats is now used on Earth to create efficient, strong, and visually appealing building elements.
Artemis II Astronauts Discuss Historic Lunar Mission at U.S. Capitol
Astronauts from NASA and the Canadian Space Agency discuss their Artemis II mission, a nearly 10-day journey around the Moon, during a visit to the U.S. Capitol.
UN Experts Call for Stronger Safeguards on Recycled Plastics in Food Packaging
The UN food agency highlights that while recycled plastics can reduce waste, stringent management is essential to prevent chemical contamination in food packaging.
Administration Reaffirms Focus on Women's Health Innovations
The Administration underscores efforts to improve women’s healthcare through innovation, affordable care, and attention to overlooked conditions.
UN Chief Guterres Urges Reforms to Boost Africa's Global Role
At a summit in Addis Ababa, UN Secretary-General António Guterres emphasized the need to reform international institutions to better represent Africa's interests and address…
Symptom-Based Dosing Shortens Hospital Stay for Newborns with Opioid Withdrawal
A clinical trial indicates that treating neonatal opioid withdrawal syndrome using symptom-based opioid dosing may shorten hospital stays and reduce medication use compared to…
Researchers Map Over 1,000 Odor Receptors in Mice, Uncovering Spatial Patterns
Two independent teams used advanced genetic and microscopy techniques to uncover a distinct spatial pattern of odor receptors in the mouse nose, enhancing understanding of smell.
NASA's TESS Unveils Nearly 6,000 Exoplanet Candidates in Historic All-Sky Survey
NASA’s Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) has produced its most complete all-sky mosaic showing nearly 700 confirmed and over 5,000 candidate exoplanets as of September…
ISS Study Investigates Pneumonia-Related Heart Damage in Space
Expedition 74 astronauts study how pneumonia-causing bacteria affect heart tissue in space, aiming to improve cardiovascular health treatments on Earth and support long-duration…
NASA Outlines Artemis III Plans to Test Spacecraft Docking in Earth Orbit
The Artemis III mission will evaluate rendezvous and docking between Orion and commercial landers in Earth orbit to reduce risks before future lunar landings.
Beaver Island: Michigan’s Emerald Isle with Dark Sky Sanctuary
Beaver Island, the largest in the Beaver Archipelago, features diverse habitats, historic lighthouses, and a new dark sky sanctuary attracting visitors.
NASA Engineer Completes FAA Training to Improve Digital Air Traffic Systems
A NASA Langley engineer attended FAA training to study digital clearance delivery systems and enhance digital taxi instructions for ground operations.
Melania Trump Highlights Foster Youth Progress 180 Days After Executive Order
Since the signing of the Fostering the Future Executive Order, First Lady Melania Trump and her office report new initiatives enhancing foster care services, legislation, and…
President Nominates Six for Federal Judicial Positions
Six individuals have been nominated for various U.S. federal judicial positions, including district and circuit courts, as reported in a White House statement.
UN Chief Praises Africa's Leadership and Urges Global Reform at Nairobi Summit
UN Secretary-General António Guterres emphasized Africa's proactive role in global financial reforms, climate action, and innovation, while calling attention to persistent…
NIH Study Maps Pancreatic Islet Cell Variations Linked to Diabetes Risk
A study analyzing pancreatic islet cells from diverse donors reveals variations in hormone-producing cell composition that may influence diabetes risk.
Fort Lauderdale Hosts High Diving World Cup Opener and Junior Championships
Thirty-five professional high divers from 15 countries will compete in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, alongside junior athletes vying for medals over the weekend.
Kathleen Harmon Oversees Deep Space Network Communications for Artemis II
Kathleen Harmon, Artemis II mission interface manager, ensures NASA's Deep Space Network supports spacecraft communication for Artemis and other deep space missions.
NASA Tests Advanced Space Processor to Boost Spacecraft Computing Power
NASA’s High Performance Spaceflight Computing project is developing a radiation-hardened processor capable of dramatically boosting spacecraft computing power while withstanding…
NASA Curiosity Rover Frees Stuck Rock from Drill on Mars
Curiosity’s Mast Camera took images of a rock nicknamed Atacama, which was stuck on the rover’s drill before being detached after several days of effort.
Curiosity Rover Showcases Ingenuity in Latest Mars Mission
The Curiosity rover successfully freed its drill from the Atacama target and conducted detailed geological analyses while preparing for a new drilling site.
NASA Announces 2026 Lunabotics Challenge with 50 College Teams Building Lunar Robots
NASA's annual Lunabotics Challenge invites collegiate teams to develop autonomous lunar rovers capable of constructing protective berms for Artemis mission infrastructure.
NASA, ESA, and USGS Publish Optical Quality Guidelines for Earth Observation Missions
The new Optical Guidelines document outlines standardized methods for assessing the quality of optical sensor data from commercial Earth observation missions, promoting…
Biden Sends Key Federal Nominations and Withdrawal to Senate
President Biden has sent nominations for key federal positions including deputy Treasury secretary, FEMA administrator, and two ambassador posts, along with a withdrawal of a…
NASA Invites Public to Solve May 2026 Satellite Image Puzzler
NASA Earth Observatory's May 2026 Satellite Puzzler invites viewers to guess the location of a puzzling satellite image and share observations for recognition.
Nicholas Houghton Designs Safety Systems for NASA Artemis II Crew
Nicholas Houghton plays a key role in designing and testing life-saving equipment for NASA’s Orion spacecraft, ensuring crew safety during Artemis II and related operations.
President Honors Peace Officers in Memorial Day and Police Week 2026 Proclamation
The proclamation pays tribute to fallen and injured law enforcement officers and highlights recent federal efforts to support local police and reduce crime nationwide.
President Signs Laws to Boost Rural Broadband and Extend Hydropower Deadlines
Two bills signed into law require new FCC procedures for broadband funding and extend hydropower project deadlines by six years.
Nation Celebrates Salvation Army Volunteers During National Week
The Salvation Army's enduring commitment to aid those in need is recognized as the nation commemorates their impactful service and volunteerism.
Hubble Survey Enhances Roman Space Telescope Study of Milky Way’s Bulge
Hubble observations of the Milky Way’s dense galactic bulge will aid NASA’s upcoming Roman Space Telescope in surveying millions of stars and detecting thousands of exoplanets.
Trump Administration Unveils Initiatives to Support American Mothers and Families
The Trump Administration introduces federal guidance on fertility benefits, launches Moms.gov, and implements childcare reforms to assist mothers across the U.S.
NASA Astronaut Jessica Meir Named Photographer of the Year Finalist
Jessica Meir, a seasoned astronaut and scientist, was featured in a portrait that became a finalist for NASA’s 2025 Photographer of the Year.
Anniversary of Fort Ticonderoga Capture: First Major American Victory in the Revolutionary War
The capture of Fort Ticonderoga by American militiamen in 1775 delivered a crucial early victory, providing artillery that helped secure New England during the Revolutionary War.
President Honors Mothers and Details Supportive Policies on Mother's Day
The President commemorates mothers' vital roles in families and society while outlining policy efforts to assist them and their children.
CDC Addresses Andes Virus Outbreak on Atlantic Cruise Ship, Assesses Low Risk to U.S. Travelers
The CDC is addressing a hantavirus outbreak involving Andes virus on a cruise ship, coordinating efforts to safely return American passengers while assessing low risk for the…
Salmonella Outbreak in Young Children Linked to Veiled Chameleons
Veiled chameleons can carry Salmonella, posing a risk particularly to children under 5. Health officials advise precautions when handling these reptiles.
CDC Monitors Hantavirus Outbreak Linked to M/V Hondius Cruise Ship
The CDC is monitoring a hantavirus outbreak associated with the M/V Hondius cruise ship and coordinating repatriation and health guidance for American passengers.
Urban Residents Urged to Protect Migratory Birds Ahead of World Migratory Bird Day
Ahead of World Migratory Bird Day, experts highlight the challenges migratory birds face and how city dwellers can support their survival.
NASA Psyche Spacecraft Captures Mars Ahead of Gravity Assist Maneuver
NASA’s Psyche spacecraft captured a colorized image of Mars about 3 million miles away, using it for a gravity assist to alter its trajectory toward asteroid Psyche.
NASA and SpaceX Schedule Mid-May Launch for 34th ISS Resupply Mission
SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft will deliver about 6,500 pounds of supplies and scientific experiments to the International Space Station, supporting research for future deep space…
UN Advocate Calls for Stronger Support and Justice for Sex Abuse Survivors
Najla Nassif Palma emphasizes the need for stronger action to ensure victims of UN personnel sexual exploitation receive justice, protection, and long-term assistance.
NASA Advances Regenerative Fuel Cell for Artemis Lunar Energy Storage
NASA's regenerative fuel cell system could provide energy storage and power for Artemis lunar habitats by cycling hydrogen and oxygen in a rechargeable process.
Brian Hughes Named Senior Director of NASA Launch Operations
Brian Hughes returns to NASA to lead launch operations at Kennedy and Wallops facilities, aiming to enhance coordination and support U.S. space leadership.
Anton Kiriwas: Leading Artemis Launch Integration at NASA
Anton Kiriwas plays a key role at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center as senior technical integration manager, overseeing launch safety and system integration for Artemis missions.
NASA and Microchip Develop Next-Gen Spaceflight Computing Power
NASA and Microchip Technology Inc. collaborate to create next-gen spaceflight processors that offer over 100 times current computing power with enhanced autonomy and resilience.
Melania Trump Emphasizes the Vital Role of Mothers in America
First Lady Melania Trump emphasizes the critical role mothers play in shaping character, education, and moral order within families, while noting the challenges of balancing…
NASA Astronaut Photographs Milky Way and Airglow from Space
Astronaut Chris Williams photographed the Milky Way rising above Earth's atmospheric airglow while aboard the International Space Station in April 2026.
U.S. Adds 115,000 Jobs in April, Manufacturing Drives Gains
The U.S. labor market showed strong gains in April with 115,000 jobs added, driven by manufacturing and construction, signaling ongoing economic momentum under President Trump.
CDC Expands Listeria Outbreak Alert With More Illnesses, Deaths, and Recalls
The CDC has reported additional illnesses and deaths linked to a multistate Listeria outbreak and expanded the list of recalled products, advising consumers against eating…
CDC Remembers Michael Fletcher, Advocate for Smoking Cessation
Michael Fletcher, a spokesperson for the CDC's Tips From Former Smokers campaign, is remembered for his dedication to raising awareness about the risks of cigarette smoking.
CDC Warns of 460% Surge in Drug-Resistant NDM-CRE Bacterial Infections in U.S.
The CDC highlights a dramatic rise in NDM-producing carbapenem-resistant Enterobacterales infections, which are difficult to treat and may spread rapidly without proper control…
CDC Reports Twelfth Year of Increasing Newborn Syphilis as Other STIs Decline
Provisional CDC data show nearly 4,000 newborn syphilis cases in 2024, marking a 2% increase from 2023, while overall STI cases declined for the third consecutive year.
CDC Shifts to Individual-Based COVID-19 and Varicella Vaccine Recommendations
The CDC has revised its immunization schedules to recommend individual-based decisions for COVID-19 vaccination and separate varicella vaccination for toddlers.
CDC Recommends Shared Decision-Making for Hepatitis B Vaccine in Infants of Hepatitis B–Negative Mothers
The CDC now advises shared clinical decision-making between parents and providers on timing of the hepatitis B vaccine for infants born to mothers who test negative for the virus.
CDC Remembers Suzy Ellis, 'Tips From Former Smokers' Advocate
Suzy Ellis, a participant in the CDC's anti-smoking campaign, died at 57 after a stroke linked to her smoking history; she shared her story to inspire quitting and prevention.
CDC Warns of Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Moringa Leaf Powder in Supplements
A multistate outbreak of Salmonella infections has been linked to moringa leaf powder in dietary supplements, leading to recalls and consumer warnings.
Ralph Abraham Named CDC Principal Deputy Director to Enhance Infectious Disease Response
Ralph Abraham, M.D., sworn in as Principal Deputy Director of the CDC, aims to refocus the agency on infectious disease protection and transparency.
CDC Probes Infant Botulism Linked to ByHeart Formula in 19 States
The CDC is responding to an outbreak of infant botulism affecting 51 infants across 19 states, linked to contaminated ByHeart infant formula.
Salmonella Outbreak Tied to Raw Oysters Sickens 64 Across 22 States
A CDC investigation has identified 64 Salmonella cases tied to raw oyster consumption; 20 hospitalizations reported with no deaths, as health officials work to find a common…
NASA Armstrong Expands Aircraft Fleet to Boost Aerospace Research
NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center adds new aircraft to its fleet, enhancing capabilities for science and aeronautics test missions while continuing its legacy in flight…
Tracy Arm Fjord Transformed by Massive Landslide and Tsunami in Southeast Alaska
In August 2025, a landslide into Tracy Arm fjord triggered a large tsunami, stripping vegetation and causing seismic activity comparable to a magnitude 5.4 earthquake, as…
CDC Updates Childhood Vaccine Schedule to Align With International Standards
The CDC has accepted recommendations to modify the US childhood vaccine schedule based on a review comparing immunization practices with 20 peer developed countries, aiming to…
NASA Tests Supersonic Mars Helicopter Rotor Blades
NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory has tested next-generation Mars helicopter rotor blades capable of surpassing the sound barrier, aiming to enhance future aircraft performance on…
Blue Origin's Lunar Lander Cabin Mock-Up Delivered to NASA for Artemis Astronaut Training
NASA has received a full-size crew cabin mock-up of Blue Origin's lunar lander to support astronaut training and testing for upcoming Artemis missions.
Salmonella Outbreak in Multiple States Linked to Pet Veiled Chameleons Sickens Five Young Children
A multistate Salmonella outbreak has sickened five children aged two years or younger, traced to pet veiled chameleons, according to the CDC.
NASA Tests Supersonic Mars Helicopter Blades for Next-Gen Exploration
NASA's new rotor blade tests show tips can exceed Mach 1 in Martian conditions, enabling heavier payloads and advanced aerial exploration on Mars.
President Trump Proclaims May 8, 2026, as Military Spouse Day
In recognition of the critical role military spouses play in national defense, President Trump proclaims May 8, 2026, as Military Spouse Day, honoring their dedication and…
President Trump Declares May 8, 2026 Victory Day for World War II
President Donald J. Trump formally designates May 8, 2026, as Victory Day to commemorate the Allied triumph over Nazi Germany and honor the sacrifices made during World War II.
UN Chief Calls for Broader Progress Metrics Beyond GDP
The UN calls for new metrics to supplement GDP, highlighting its failure to capture social welfare, inequality, and environmental costs in assessing national progress.
UN Assesses Progress and Ongoing Challenges in Global Migration Compact
The UN highlights advancements in migration management but emphasizes ongoing issues like trafficking, migrant deaths, and the need for simpler regularisation processes.
Rising Oil Prices Could Drive Shift from Fossil Fuel Plastics
Higher oil and gas prices linked to geopolitical tensions could encourage reduced plastic waste, reuse systems, and investment in lower-carbon materials, according to the UN…
LA28 Water Polo Qualification System Finalized, Achieving Gender Parity
The IOC and World Aquatics have confirmed the qualification system for the 2028 Olympic water polo tournaments, expanding to 12 teams for both men and women for the first time.
DiscoverWHR: Centralized NIH Resource for Women's Health Research
DiscoverWHR provides comprehensive access to NIH-funded women's health research, clinical trials, data elements, literature, patient education, and funding opportunities.
Tommie Smith Breaks 20-Second Barrier in 200m on Straight Track in 1966
Tommie Smith became the first man to run both 200m and 220 yards under 20 seconds on a straight track in 1966, a historic achievement noted for its grace and speed.
NASA’s Mars Habitat Simulation Crew Marks 200 Days in Isolation
Four crew members on NASA’s 378-day Mars simulation have surpassed 200 days inside a 3D-printed habitat, providing insights into isolation and mission stresses.
Artemis II Crew Captures Striking Image of Earth's Edge from Deep Space
The first crewed Artemis II mission provided a vivid image of Earth's bright edge against space, marking a step toward future moon landings.
NASA-Supported SNAPPY CubeSat Launches to Test Solar Neutrino Detection in Orbit
The SNAPPY CubeSat, designed by Wichita State University and supported by NASA, aims to test a prototype solar neutrino detector operating in polar orbit to pave the way for…
Cornell Students Partner with NASA to Advance Drone Traffic Safety
A Cornell University team is researching new drone traffic management systems funded by NASA, aiming to safely integrate thousands of drones in the national airspace.
U.S. Monitors Hantavirus Case on M/V Hondius Cruise Ship
The U.S. Department of State and CDC are coordinating a response for U.S. travelers aboard the M/V Hondius after hantavirus confirmation, with risk to the public assessed as…
NASA Captures Spinning Cloud Vortices Over Remote Peter I Island
NASA's Landsat 8 satellite recorded von Kármán vortex streets formed by winds interacting with Peter I Island, an isolated volcanic island off West Antarctica.
President Urges Americans to Honor Faith on National Day of Prayer
On the National Day of Prayer, the President highlights America's historical and ongoing connection to faith and calls for reflection on the nation's blessings and protection.
NASA’s Dryden Test Range Expands Flight and Space Mission Capabilities
NASA’s Dryden Aeronautical Test Range provides critical communications, tracking, and data services for cutting-edge aeronautics and space research at Armstrong Flight Research…
NASA Wallops Announces Public Information Session on May 13
NASA Wallops Flight Facility will hold a public information event covering bridge construction, beach replenishment, and a PFAS health consultation report.
NASA Ames Science Directorate Honors Top Contributors in Space and Earth Science
NASA Ames Science Directorate highlights the achievements of Lora Jovanović, Tammy Moore, Frances Donovan, and Jaden Ta for their contributions to astrophysics, biosciences, and…
President and First Lady Honor Nurses on National Nurses Day
The President and First Lady recognize the dedication and compassion of approximately 5 million nurses nationwide who serve in diverse healthcare settings.
UN Honors Ted Turner as Visionary Media Leader and Philanthropist
The United Nations honors Ted Turner, founder of CNN and philanthropist, for his significant contributions to the UN and his historic $1 billion pledge.
NIH Study: Oral GLP-1 Drugs Target Brain Reward Circuits to Reduce Cravings
NIH-funded research reveals oral GLP-1 receptor agonists penetrate deep brain regions to suppress pleasure-driven eating and may impact other reward-related disorders.
Testosterone May Slow Brain Tumor Growth in Men, NIH-Funded Study Finds
Research from Cleveland Clinic suggests androgens like testosterone could limit glioblastoma progression by modulating brain immune environment and stress hormones.
NASA’s Roman Telescope Could Reveal Hidden Neutron Stars with Microlensing
NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope might identify and weigh isolated neutron stars by measuring their microlensing effects on background stars.
NASA's Chandra Finds Mysterious X-ray Dot That Links Black Holes
NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory detected an enigmatic 'X-ray dot' that may connect small black hole stars and supermassive black holes, located nearly 12 billion light-years away.
NASA Unveils Dry Cryogenic Test Rig for Simulating Extreme Lunar Cold
NASA engineers created the Lunar Environment Structural Test Rig (LESTR) to test materials at temperatures as low as –388°F without using liquid cryogens, improving safety and…
Melania Trump Honors Military Mothers Ahead of Mother’s Day
Melania Trump pays tribute to military mothers, highlighting their sacrifices and the moral foundation they provide to families across the nation.
NASA and SpaceX Set for 34th ISS Commercial Resupply Mission
SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft is set to launch on May 12, delivering over 6,500 pounds of cargo and science experiments to the International Space Station.
IOM Emphasizes Importance of Safe Migration Pathways Amid Rising Displacement
The World Migration Report 2026 finds that safe and regular migration routes contribute to global economies and societies, while record displacement challenges demand…
UN Calls for Global Action to Prevent Widespread Digital Disruptions
The UN calls on Member States to collaborate in preventing cascading impacts from digital disruptions, such as solar storms or climate-driven hazards, that could affect critical…
NASA Curiosity Rover Frees Stuck Martian Rock from Drill
Curiosity’s robotic arm detached a rock stuck on its drill after multiple attempts involving vibrations, rotations, and repositioning.
Over 650 NASA Citizen Scientists Co-Author Peer-Reviewed Papers
NASA reports that more than 650 volunteers in citizen science projects have become co-authors on peer-reviewed scientific publications, contributing to diverse research areas.
Curiosity Rover Encounters Drilling Obstacles at Atacama Mars Site
The Curiosity rover encountered difficulties extracting a drill bit from a detached rock block at the Atacama target site, leading to a focus on remote sensing activities instead…
NASA’s Perseverance Rover Captures 360-Degree View of 'Crocodile Bridge' on Jezero Crater Rim
NASA's Perseverance Mars rover captured a detailed 360-degree panorama of 'Crocodile Bridge,' a region on Jezero Crater's rim containing some of Mars' oldest rocks.
NASA eClips and GLOBE Advance STEM Learning in Coastal Virginia
Thirty-eight educators from Virginia’s Tidewater region collaborate with NASA eClips and GLOBE to deepen STEM instruction through hands-on learning and community partnerships.
National Astronaut Day Celebrates Milestones in American Space Exploration
The United States celebrates National Astronaut Day, highlighting milestones from Alan Shepard’s 1961 flight to the recent Artemis II mission orbiting the Moon, advancing deep…
NASA Citizen Scientists Double Known Brown Dwarf Count with 3,000+ Discoveries
Citizen scientists involved in NASA's Backyard Worlds: Planet 9 project have identified over 3,000 new brown dwarfs, significantly expanding knowledge of these elusive objects.
NASA and UAF Launch Sun-Themed Coloring Book to Boost Heliophysics Education
The new coloring book blends science, art, and Indigenous cultural insights to teach about the Sun-Earth system, targeting grades 6-12 and adults.
NASA Marks 65 Years Since Alan Shepard's Historic Spaceflight
Marking 65 years since Alan B. Shepard Jr.'s historic Freedom 7 mission, NASA highlights its legacy and future Moon exploration plans.
NASA Study Finds Ancient Life Depended on Scarce Molybdenum Over 3 Billion Years Ago
Research indicates ancient microbes used molybdenum despite its scarcity, shedding light on vital biochemical reactions foundational to life’s evolution.
NASA’s Juno Spacecraft Captures Detailed Image of Jupiter’s Moon Thebe
During a May 1, 2026 flyby, NASA’s Juno spacecraft captured detailed images of Thebe, Jupiter’s second largest inner moon, highlighting its connection to the planet’s faint ring…
Trump Administration's Most-Favored-Nation Policy Targets Lower U.S. Drug Prices
The Trump Administration has developed a Most-Favored-Nation drug pricing framework designed to lower U.S. drug prices by aligning them with prices in other developed countries,…
NASA Astronaut Chris Williams to Answer Florida Students' STEM Questions from ISS
NASA astronaut Chris Williams will respond to prerecorded STEM questions from Florida students during a live call streamed from the International Space Station.
White House Declares May 2026 National Physical Fitness and Sports Month
The President highlights the importance of fitness, nutrition, and sports participation while emphasizing fairness in athletics and major upcoming sporting events in the US.
Global Surge in Cyberattacks Underscores Urgent Need for Cyber Resilience
Rising cybercrime costs and state-linked attacks reveal limits of technical defenses, prompting calls for international cooperation and cyber resilience approaches.
NASA Partners with Interlune to Advance Lunar Resource Extraction Technology
NASA awards $6.9 million contract to Interlune to develop and test lunar soil analysis tools enhancing future Moon missions' self-sufficiency.
President Biden Proclaims Jewish American Heritage Month 2026, Honors Contributions and Religious Freedom
In recognition of Jewish American Heritage Month 2026, President Biden honors Jewish contributions to the nation and condemns anti-Semitism while encouraging a national Sabbath…
84th Anniversary of the Battle of the Coral Sea: Honoring the US-Australia Alliance
The Battle of the Coral Sea marked a pivotal World War II engagement, forging a lasting alliance between the United States and Australia focused on security and prosperity in the…
President Signs Tribal Trust Land Homeownership Act into Law
The new law establishes deadlines for the Bureau of Indian Affairs to process leasehold mortgages on trust or restricted Indian land.
LAGEOS: Over 50 Years of Precise Earth Measurement and Physics Discovery
The Laser Geodynamics Satellite (LAGEOS) launched in 1976 has enabled precise Earth measurements and tests of general relativity through laser ranging from the ground.
Hektoria Glacier Sets Modern Record for Rapid Ice Loss in Antarctica
Between January 2022 and March 2023, Hektoria Glacier in Antarctica lost about 25 km in length, including the fastest rate of grounded ice loss recorded in modern times.
Students Drive Science Communication at Findings from the Field Symposium
The 2026 Findings from the Field Symposium emphasized student-led science communication and collaboration with experts from NASA and GMRI.
Hubble Captures Detailed Images of Spiral Galaxy NGC 3137
Hubble Space Telescope captured images of the spiral galaxy NGC 3137, located 53 million light-years away, offering insights into galaxy groups similar to our Local Group.
Blue Origin's Endurance Moon Lander Completes NASA Thermal Vacuum Tests
Endurance, an uncrewed cargo lander by Blue Origin, has finished tests in NASA's Chamber A to support future Artemis lunar missions and advance human landing system technology.
Gretchen Walsh Lowers 100m Butterfly World Record Again
Gretchen Walsh has repeatedly broken the 100m butterfly world record, exemplifying the emerging era of fast swimming known as 'swimflation.'
USA and Spain Lead Women's Division I Water Polo Tournament Standings
After three days of competition, four teams have qualified for the Sydney Finals in Women's Division I water polo, with tight races shaping Group B standings.
President Urges Coastal Residents to Prepare for Hurricane Season
During National Hurricane Preparedness Week, the President encourages proactive measures to protect families and communities from hurricane risks.
President Highlights Support for American Small Businesses
The President acknowledges the vital role of 36 million small businesses employing 45% of the workforce and outlines recent tax and regulatory measures benefiting these businesses.
Bacteria Implicated in Formation of Kidney Stones, Study Finds
Researchers discovered bacteria within both calcium oxalate and struvite kidney stones, suggesting microbes may actively contribute to stone formation beyond infections.
Blood Test May Predict Onset Age of Alzheimer's Symptoms
A new study shows a blood test measuring p-tau217 levels could predict when Alzheimer's symptoms may begin, potentially aiding prevention and treatment plans.
New Stroke Rehabilitation Therapies Aim to Improve Recovery
Researchers funded by NIH are investigating ways to improve rehabilitation for stroke survivors to help them regain skills and enhance quality of life.
Advances in Home Burn Injury Treatment and Prevention
Burn injuries, often occurring at home, range from mild to severe and require different treatments; new technologies aim to improve healing and treatment accuracy.
President Trump Celebrates Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage
President Trump recognizes the significant contributions of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders and highlights his administration's efforts to support families, education, and…
President Highlights Kentucky Derby’s Role in American Tradition
The President marks the Kentucky Derby as an enduring symbol of American tradition and spirit amid the nation's 250th independence celebration.
U.S. Marks Law Day, Reaffirming Commitment to Rule of Law and Freedom
On Loyalty and Law Day, the U.S. reaffirms dedication to its constitutional principles, law enforcement, and securing freedoms as the nation marks 250 years of independence.
Artemis II Astronauts Promote Global Unity at United Nations Visit
Artemis II astronauts visited the United Nations, continuing a tradition of space pioneers advocating for international cooperation and shared responsibility in space exploration.
The Importance of Self-Care and Professional Support for Mental Health
Mental health encompasses emotional, psychological, and social well-being. Self-care and timely professional help can support overall health and recovery.
NASA's STORIE Mission to Investigate Earth's Ring Current and Space Weather
NASA is launching the STORIE mission to observe Earth's ring current, aiming to better understand its fluctuations and impact on space weather and satellite operations.
Hubble Telescope Captures Detailed Image of Spiral Galaxy NGC 3137
The spiral galaxy NGC 3137, located 53 million light-years away, is observed by Hubble revealing star clusters, a massive black hole, and nebulae as part of a study on stellar…
NASA Launches Summer STEM Activities and Virtual Career Events for Teens
NASA invites students and enthusiasts to participate in STEM challenges, virtual career sessions, and citizen science projects this summer.
Janet Petro to Retire as NASA Kennedy Space Center Director
Janet Petro, director of NASA's Kennedy Space Center and former acting NASA administrator, is retiring after a distinguished career shaping the spaceport's multi-user operations.
NASA Artemis II Crew Rings Nasdaq Closing Bell After Historic Moon Mission
NASA’s Artemis II astronauts participated in ringing the Nasdaq closing bell after their nearly 10-day lunar journey in April 2026.
U.S. Expands Sanctions on Cuban Government and Affiliates
The U.S. has imposed new sanctions on individuals and entities associated with Cuba's government over repression and threats to U.S. national security and foreign policy.
Weekly Semaglutide Plus Therapy May Lower Heavy Drinking in People With Alcohol Use Disorder and Obesity
A clinical trial indicates that adding weekly GLP-1 receptor agonist semaglutide to cognitive behavioral therapy may lower heavy drinking days among patients with alcohol use…
Middle East Crisis Disrupts Global Food, Fuel, and Aid Supply Chains
The ongoing Middle East crisis is causing rising oil prices, supply disruptions, and increased transport costs, impacting humanitarian operations and access to essential goods…
Trump Signs Order to Boost Efficiency and Accountability in Federal Contracting
The Executive Order directs agencies to maximize use of fixed-price and performance-based contracts to improve accountability and reduce federal spending inefficiencies.
Executive Order Prioritizes Fixed-Price Contracts in Federal Procurement
The administration emphasizes fixed-price contracts as the preferred method for federal procurement to control costs, enhance accountability, and improve contract performance.
President Highlights National Foster Care Month 2026 and Expands Support
The President and First Lady recognize foster families and announce efforts to improve foster care systems and support youth transitioning out of care.
Bridger Pipeline Expansion Receives Presidential Permit for US-Canada Border in Montana
The U.S. President has authorized Bridger Pipeline Expansion LLC to build, operate, and maintain pipeline facilities transporting crude oil and petroleum products across the…
National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Weekend 2026 Honors Fallen Heroes
The United States will observe National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Weekend on May 2-3, 2026, honoring firefighters who lost their lives in service.
President Signs S. 4465 to Extend Key Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Powers
The President signed S. 4465 into law, amending the FISA Amendments Act of 2008 to extend certain surveillance authorities under title VII of the Foreign Intelligence…
NASA 2001 Mars Odyssey Team Marks 25 Years with Global Mars Map
The team behind NASA’s 2001 Mars Odyssey orbiter commemorated 25 years since the spacecraft's launch by unveiling a large global map of Mars derived from the orbiter’s THEMIS…
NASA Delivers Artemis III SLS Core Stage for Final Assembly at Kennedy
The Artemis III mission’s core stage of the Space Launch System rocket was transported to Kennedy Space Center to complete assembly for the upcoming lunar crewed flight.
May 2026 Skywatching Guide: Eta Aquarid Meteor Shower, Moon-Venus Conjunction, and Blue Moon
May 2026 offers skywatchers a chance to see the Eta Aquarid meteors, a close Moon and Venus conjunction, and a Blue Moon, according to NASA.
President Signs Homeland Security and Appropriations Act of 2026
The President signed into law H.R. 7147, making further consolidated appropriations for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2026, including Homeland Security funding.
White House Reaffirms Support for Second Chance Month and Criminal Justice Reform
The administration emphasizes support for pathways to redemption and community safety, reaffirming efforts to provide opportunities for individuals rebuilding their lives.
NASA Goddard’s Greenbelt Visitor Center Marks 50 Years of Space Exploration Education
Marking its 50th anniversary, NASA Goddard's Visitor Center in Greenbelt, Maryland continues to offer engaging exhibits and programs showcasing NASA's work and space exploration.
Melania Trump Hosts State Visit for King Charles III and Queen Camilla
The visit highlighted US-UK friendship with a state dinner, military honors, and an innovative VR educational experience for students.
NASA Tests Emergency Drone Prioritization System in Busy North Texas Airspace
NASA collaborated with public safety agencies and the FAA in North Texas to test a system that prioritizes first responder drones amid increasing commercial drone traffic.
UN Chief Urges Immediate Action as Hormuz Strait Crisis Threatens Global Economy
António Guterres highlights that restrictions in the Strait of Hormuz are disrupting supply chains, risking poverty, hunger, and a potential global recession without urgent…
NASA Satellite Reveals Unique Cloud Formations Marking Winter's End in Gulf of Alaska
Satellite imagery reveals multiple atmospheric phenomena including cloud streets, von Kármán vortex streets, and a polar low off Alaska’s coast at winter’s close.
NISAR Satellite Maps Rapid Land Subsidence in Mexico City
The NISAR satellite mission captures detailed radar data showing land sinking over 2 cm per month in Mexico City due to groundwater pumping and urban weight.
419th Anniversary of the Cape Henry Cross Landing Commemorated
The United States marks the 419th anniversary of the first landing at Cape Henry and the raising of the wooden cross symbolizing faith in the country's early history.
Artemis II Astronauts Use Innovative Flywheel for Exercise in Space
The Artemis II astronauts maintained their physical and mental health using a compact flywheel exercise device designed for deep space missions.
Curiosity Rover Drills Mount Sharp's Layered-Sulfate Bedrock at Atacama Site
Curiosity has started drilling at the Atacama site to study layered-sulfate bedrock for mineralogical analysis, comparing it with previous samples from lower elevations.
Gut Microbiome Changes Linked to Memory Loss in Aging Mice, Study Finds
Research in mice indicates that alterations in gut microbiomes during aging may weaken gut-brain communication and impair memory, potentially informing future human treatments.
Blocking Fructose Metabolism in Microglia Boosts Immune Response to Glioblastoma in Mice
NIH-funded researchers found that blocking fructose metabolism in immune cells called microglia may improve immune activity and survival in mouse models of aggressive brain cancer.
AI Tool Accurately Predicts Intimate Partner Violence Risk Years Ahead
An NIH-funded study developed an AI tool that predicts patients likely to experience intimate partner violence years before help is sought, potentially aiding early intervention.
NASA and Boeing Test Truss-Braced Wing for Greater Fuel Efficiency
NASA and Boeing have tested an innovative truss-braced wing concept in wind tunnels to explore its potential for improving fuel efficiency in future aircraft.
NASA Performs First Prescribed Burns During Launch Countdown at Kennedy Space Center
NASA and partners performed prescribed burns on 2,600 acres at Kennedy Space Center during launch operations to enhance land management amid increasing launch activity.
Hubble Captures Barred Spiral Galaxy IC 486’s Glow in Gemini
The Hubble Space Telescope observed IC 486, a barred spiral galaxy about 380 million light-years away, showing its bright central bar and smooth spiral arms.
Jazz: Enduring Symbol of Freedom, Equality, and Social Change
Jazz has played a significant role in challenging racial segregation and promoting equality. The Village Vanguard in New York exemplifies jazz’s cultural heritage and ongoing…
President Trump Welcomes King Charles III and Queen Camilla During Historic State Visit
President Trump and the First Lady welcomed King Charles III and Queen Camilla to the White House in a state visit marking 250 years of cultural and strategic partnership between…
UN Warns AI in Advertising May Deepen Global Misinformation Crisis
The United Nations highlights risks posed by unchecked AI adoption in advertising, urging stronger transparency and governance to protect information integrity and brand trust.
Over 50,000 Acres Burned by Major Wildfires in Southern Georgia Amid Drought
The Pineland Road and Highway 82 fires in southern Georgia have destroyed more than 120 homes and remain partially contained as firefighters continue battling the blazes during…
State Dinner Menu and Highlights for King Charles III and Queen Camilla Hosted by First Lady Melania Trump
First Lady Melania Trump announced the menu, wines, entertainment, and décor for the State Dinner honoring King Charles III and Queen Camilla's visit.
Hormuz to Lebanon Trade Route Disruptions Threaten Global Food Security
Key maritime route closures have caused sharp declines in ship traffic, affecting energy, fertilizer supplies, and escalating food insecurity in vulnerable regions.
Trump Reflects on White House Correspondents’ Dinner Attack and Political Violence
In a 60 Minutes interview, President Trump praised law enforcement, commented on unity after an attack, and addressed political violence and extremism financing.
Curiosity Rover Captures 360° Panorama of Mars' Nevado Sajama Region
Curiosity captured a high-resolution 360-degree panorama of Mars' Nevado Sajama region, showcasing unique boxwork formations and documenting recent drilling activity.
NASA Discovers X-ray Source Shedding Light on Early Universe 'Little Red Dots'
A recently discovered X-ray source may reveal the nature of 'little red dots,' a puzzling class of objects observed about 12 billion light-years away, potentially indicating…
NASA Upgrades Historic Hangar for X-59 Supersonic Aircraft
NASA's Armstrong Flight Research Center has modernized a 1968 hangar to house the X-59, aiming to enable quieter commercial supersonic flight.
Landsat Satellites Expand Nighttime Imaging for Improved Earth Observation
Landsat 8 and 9 increasingly utilize their ascending orbit to capture nighttime images, aiding in monitoring volcanoes, wildfires, and thermal features at sites like Yellowstone…
CDC Issues Safety Guidelines to Prevent Salmonella from Backyard Poultry
Backyard poultry such as chickens and ducks can carry Salmonella even if they appear healthy, posing a risk of illness through contact with the birds or their environment.
Curiosity Mars Rover Timelapse Reveals Six Years of Rover Mobility and Martian Environment
Curiosity rover's right navigation camera captured a timelapse from 2020 to 2026 to monitor wheel movements and shifting sand on Mars, aiding atmospheric studies.
ISS Astronauts Advance DNA Nano Therapeutics for Cancer Treatment
NASA and ESA astronauts collaborate aboard the International Space Station to explore DNA-inspired assembly techniques for potential cancer therapies.
NASA Boosts Artemis II Data with Laser Communications System
NASA’s Artemis II mission employed a laser communications system to transmit high-definition video and data from lunar distance, demonstrating higher data rates than traditional…
NASA Tests High-Power Lithium Magnetoplasmadynamic Thruster for Mars
A prototype lithium-fed magnetoplasmadynamic thruster was tested by NASA, potentially advancing propulsion for crewed missions to Mars and beyond.
Honoring Ulysses S. Grant: Civil War Leader and 18th President
Ulysses S. Grant is honored for his leadership in the Civil War and his two terms as president focusing on national unity and reconstruction.
CEQ and NASA Seek Innovative Tech Solutions to Modernize Federal Permitting
The Council on Environmental Quality, in partnership with NASA, seeks technology solutions to improve and expedite federal environmental review and permitting processes.
Melania Trump and Queen Camilla Promote Technology in Education
First Lady Melania Trump and Queen Camilla hosted an educational program using AI and VR to teach students about British and American history, promoting cultural understanding.
White House Blames Democratic Rhetoric for Third Trump Assassination Attempt
The White House claims a third assassination attempt on President Trump was incited by Democratic leaders' inflammatory rhetoric, citing multiple statements.
WHO Calls for Urgent Action to Eliminate Viral Hepatitis by 2030
The WHO highlights progress and ongoing challenges in combating hepatitis B and C, calling for urgent scale-up of prevention, diagnosis, and treatment worldwide.
UN Chief Calls for Strengthening Nuclear Weapons Treaty Amid Rising Global Threats
UN Secretary-General António Guterres and NPT officials warn that increasing nuclear arsenals, renewed testing, AI risks, and record military budgets threaten global nuclear…
NASA's X-59 Displays Freedom 250 Logo for U.S. 250th Anniversary
NASA's X-59 supersonic research aircraft now carries the Freedom 250 logo, commemorating the nation's 250th birthday in 2026 as part of its Quesst mission.
U.S. Administration Expands Apprenticeship Programs to Strengthen Workforce
The administration emphasizes apprenticeship programs to strengthen the American workforce, focusing on skilled trades, innovation, and economic growth.
President Biden Announces April 2026 Nominations and Withdrawals to Senate
The White House shares a list of appointments for various federal positions, including ambassadors, judges, and agency directors, alongside withdrawals of previous nominations.
President Signs Resolution Reversing Mineral Leasing Ban in Minnesota Forests
A congressional resolution disapproving a 2023 Bureau of Land Management order withdrawing over 225,000 acres of Minnesota National Forest lands from mineral and geothermal…
Healthy Vision Month 2026 Highlights Lifestyle Habits for Eye Health
The National Eye Institute highlights the connection between overall health and vision, promoting regular eye exams and healthy habits for long-term eye care.
Symptom-Based Opioid Dosing Shortens Hospital Stay for Infants with NOWS
An NIH-funded trial suggests that treating neonatal opioid withdrawal syndrome with symptom-based opioid dosing can shorten medication duration and hospital stay.
NASA and Citizen Scientists Track Lunar Impact Flashes During Artemis II
Citizen scientists contributed video observations of meteoroid impacts on the Moon during Artemis II, aiding researchers in studying lunar impacts and interior structure.
NASA Invites Public to Join Citizen Science for Space Exploration
NASA encourages people worldwide to contribute to space research through citizen science projects focused on plant growth, solar storm monitoring, and data analysis.
NASA's Curiosity and Perseverance Rovers Reveal Contrasting Martian Landscapes
NASA's Curiosity and Perseverance rovers provide 360-degree panoramas revealing distinct ancient Martian landscapes and geological histories.
UN Chief Warns Strait of Hormuz Restrictions Harm Global Economy
The UN Secretary-General highlighted the worldwide economic impact of restricted shipping through the Strait of Hormuz during Security Council discussions.
King Charles III and Queen Camilla to Make State Visit to Washington, D.C.
President Donald J. Trump and First Lady Melania Trump will welcome King Charles III and Queen Camilla for a multi-day State Visit that highlights US-UK relations.
UN Reviews Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty as Global Nuclear Tensions Rise
Nearly all UN member states will meet to evaluate the effectiveness of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons as global nuclear tensions escalate.
NIH Study Finds No Outcome Difference Between IV Fluid Types in Pediatric Septic Shock
A large clinical trial found no significant differences in outcomes between balanced crystalloid and saline IV fluids for children with septic shock.
President Celebrates 154th Arbor Day by Planting Trees and Urging Nationwide Participation
Arbor Day, first celebrated in 1872, highlights the importance of trees for the environment, economy, and community; the Administration emphasizes responsible land management.
CDC Museum in Atlanta: Free Exhibits with Reservation Required
The CDC Museum in Atlanta is open weekdays with free admission, requiring reservations and identification for entry, along with security measures.
CDC Retires On Demand Service and Updates Health Information Resources
The CDC has retired its CDC on Demand service and highlights resources on respiratory illnesses, healthcare safety networks, and dog import regulations.
CDC Grants and Funding Resources: Essential Overview
The CDC provides detailed guidance on grants, cooperative agreements, and funding opportunities to support public health initiatives.
CDC Funding Explained: Acquisition vs. Assistance Mechanisms
The CDC uses two main funding mechanisms: acquisition, which involves contracts and purchasing, and assistance, which includes grants and cooperative agreements to support public…
White House Adds New Beehive to Boost Honey Production and Pollination
First Lady Melania Trump announced a new handcrafted beehive to increase White House honey production and support pollination efforts near the South Lawn.
NASA Astronauts to Answer Missouri Students' STEM Questions Live from Space Station
NASA astronauts Jessica Meir and Jack Hathaway will respond to prerecorded STEM questions from Missouri students during a live-call event streamed online.
NASA Celebrates 10 Years of University Leadership Initiative Driving Aeronautics Innovation
Over a decade, NASA's University Leadership Initiative has supported over 1,100 students from 100 schools to innovate in areas including high-speed flight and electrified…
Hubble Telescope Captures Detailed Image of the Trifid Nebula
A close-up of the Trifid Nebula captured by Hubble reveals intricate star-forming regions shaped by massive stars over 300,000 years.
Artemis II Achieves High-Speed Lunar Data Transfer with Laser Communications
Peter Rossoni managed the first operational use of laser communications on a crewed mission around the Moon, enabling high-speed data transfers between Orion and Earth.
CDC Warns of Increased Tick Bite-Related ER Visits Across U.S. Regions
Emergency room visits for tick bites are notably elevated in most U.S. regions this year, prompting CDC to advise protective measures against tickborne diseases.
NASA Kennedy Upgrades Clean Facility for Roman Space Telescope Launch
NASA Kennedy Space Center upgrades its Payload Hazardous Servicing Facility for the Roman Space Telescope's final inspections and fueling before launch.
NASA Johnson Space Center Leaders Receive National Space Club Honors
Two NASA Johnson Space Center leaders received awards for their roles in human spaceflight, including the Artemis II mission and International Space Station operations.
NASA Assigns SpaceX Crew-13 Team for Upcoming ISS Mission
NASA's SpaceX Crew-13 mission will launch a four-member international team including astronauts from NASA, CSA, and Roscosmos to the ISS for a long-duration science expedition.
President Trump and Regeneron Announce MFN Pricing and Free Gene Therapy
An agreement between President Trump and Regeneron aims to lower drug prices, provide a rare disease treatment at no cost, and boost U.S. pharmaceutical manufacturing.
Melania Trump Calls for Unity and Child Welfare at Congressional Luncheon
At the 113th First Lady’s Luncheon, Melania Trump emphasized unity, highlighted child reunifications, AI education efforts, and foster care legislation.
CDC Warns of Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Backyard Poultry in 13 States
Thirty-four people in 13 states have contracted Salmonella infections tied to backyard poultry, with 13 hospitalizations and no reported fatalities, according to the CDC.
Chandra Observatory Finds Young Sun-like Stars Emit Less X-Ray Radiation
A recent study by NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory indicates young Sun-like stars in star clusters emit significantly less X-ray radiation, which may benefit orbiting planets.
NASA Releases LAVA Software to Advance US Aerospace Innovation
NASA has made its Launch, Ascent, and Vehicle Aerodynamics (LAVA) computational fluid dynamics software available to the US aerospace sector to enhance mission design and…
NASA Unveils IVGEN Mini for On-Demand IV Fluid Production in Space
NASA has created a system called IVGEN Mini to convert water into sterile intravenous fluid in space, aiming to extend medical support for deep space missions.
Seasonal Fires Trigger Hazardous Air Pollution in Northern Thailand
Smoke from agricultural and forest fires, exacerbated by geography and dry conditions, has led to unhealthy air quality in northern Thailand, impacting health and tourism.
How Effective Economic Policies Drive National Development
Effective economic policies can significantly improve a country's public services, infrastructure, job creation, and overall investment environment.
NASA Targets Early September 2026 Launch for Roman Space Telescope
NASA targets launch of its Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope by early September 2026, ahead of a May 2027 commitment, to enable expansive astronomical observations.
NASA’s Changing Perspective: From Earthrise to Modern Earth Observation
NASA's Earth observation has progressed from the iconic 1968 Earthrise photo to advanced radar imaging missions like NISAR, enhancing understanding of Earth's surface and…
NASA Unveils Artemis II Image of Earth's Night-Day Boundary for Earth Day
An image captured by Artemis II astronauts displays the terminator line between night and day on Earth, highlighting NASA’s ongoing Earth observations.
NASA Astronaut Anil Menon Set for Eight-Month ISS Mission Aboard Soyuz MS-29
Anil Menon, a NASA astronaut and emergency medicine physician, is set to launch on the Soyuz MS-29 mission to the International Space Station in July for an eight-month stay.
ILO Report Links Over 840,000 Annual Deaths to Workplace Stress and Harassment
A new ILO report attributes more than 840,000 global deaths yearly to workplace risks including long hours, job insecurity, and harassment, urging improvements in psychosocial…
U.S. Manufacturing Grows as Reshoring and Major Investments Surge
Manufacturing activity has expanded for three consecutive months, with major companies committing hundreds of billions to U.S. production as reshoring increases.
CDC Investigates Salmonella Outbreaks Linked to Moringa and Super Greens Supplements
Three multistate Salmonella outbreaks are under CDC investigation, involving Live It Up Super Greens powder, dietary supplements with moringa leaf powder, and extensively…
U.S. Finalizes Withdrawal from WHO Over Pandemic Response Concerns
The United States finalized its exit from the World Health Organization, criticizing the body's pandemic response and governance, and will focus on direct global health…
CDC Traveler-Based Genomic Surveillance Program Reaches One Million Participants
The CDC's Traveler-Based Genomic Surveillance program has exceeded one million voluntary participants, aiding early detection of emerging public health threats at U.S. borders.
National Firefighter Registry Enrolls 40,000+ to Study Cancer Risks
The CDC's National Firefighter Registry has become the largest cohort studying occupational cancer risks among U.S. firefighters, aiming to advance prevention efforts.
Two Physicians Join CDC Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. appoints Dr. Sean G. Downing and Dr. Angelina Farella to ACIP to enhance transparency and clinical expertise in vaccine policy guidance.
Molly Cahill: From Soccer Player to Influential US Water Polo Coach
Molly Cahill transitioned from soccer to water polo after an injury, developing her coaching career through diverse experiences and strong female mentorship.
Dr. Ralph Abraham Steps Down as CDC Principal Deputy Director
Dr. Ralph Abraham has stepped down from his role as Principal Deputy Director at the CDC to address family obligations, the agency announced.
Curiosity Rover Studies Antofagasta Crater, Targets Sulfate Rocks for Mars Drill Campaign
Curiosity reached the rim of Antofagasta crater but avoided drilling due to sandy fill risks and is now targeting layered sulfate rocks nearby for its next campaign.
Greenbelt and Washington Suburbs Feature Expansive Urban Green Spaces
A NASA astronaut photo highlights the lush greenery, parks, and planned communities interwoven with urban development around Greenbelt, Maryland, near Washington D.C.
2026 World Athletics Race Walking Tour Releases International Event Schedule
The 2026 World Athletics Race Walking Tour features a series of international competitions across multiple countries from January to December.
NIH-Funded AI Predicts Cancer Survival With Single-Cell Tumor Analysis
A machine learning tool analyzes single-cell tumor data to predict survival outcomes and identify high-risk cell populations in melanoma and liver cancer.
NASA and UNOS Partner to Advance Drone-Based Organ Transportation
NASA Langley Research Center and the United Network for Organ Sharing have partnered to study drone-based organ delivery to reduce transport times and improve transplant outcomes.
NASA's Artemis Program Paves the Way from Moon to Mars
NASA's Johnson Space Center highlights Artemis as a pivotal program for sustainable lunar exploration and preparing for future Mars missions with global and commercial…
NASA Invests $16.3 Million in Small Businesses for Space and Earth Technology
NASA is investing in small businesses through its SBIR and STTR programs to develop technologies for space exploration and Earth applications.
UN Secretary-General Candidates Outline Visions in Televised Dialogues
The four candidates for the next UN Secretary-General participate in interactive dialogues at UN Headquarters to outline their plans and respond to questions from member states.
Biden Sends Key Agency Nominations to Senate for Confirmation
The White House has forwarded several nominations for Senate confirmation, including candidates for Director of the Peace Corps and Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers.
UNESCO Sites: Key Havens for Biodiversity, Culture, and Climate
UNESCO's 2,260 sites cover over 13 million sq km, housing rich biodiversity, nearly 900 million people, and storing large carbon stocks, while facing significant threats.
UN Launches Global AI Governance Dialogue and Highlights Changing Migration Routes
UN's new AI governance initiative aims to share best practices while an IOM report highlights shifting and dangerous migration routes with high fatalities.
UN Chief Urges Increased Investment in Renewable Energy to Address Energy Crisis and Climate Change
UN Secretary-General António Guterres emphasizes the urgency of expanding clean energy infrastructure and mobilizing finance for developing countries at the Petersberg Climate…
Gaza's Educated Youth Forced into Informal Work Amid Economic Crisis
Highly educated Palestinians in Gaza have been compelled to abandon career ambitions and undertake informal work amid mounting economic hardship and high unemployment.
Dr. Jonathan M. Green Named CEO of NIH Clinical Center
Dr. Jonathan M. Green has been named chief executive officer of the NIH Clinical Center, the world’s largest clinical research hospital, effective May 17, 2026.
Curiosity Rover Finds New Organic Molecules in Martian Rock
The Curiosity rover identified seven previously undetected organic molecules in a Martian rock sample, expanding knowledge of Mars' ancient chemistry.
Hubble Reveals Detailed View and Expansion of Crab Nebula
Hubble Space Telescope observations reveal intricate filaments and rapid expansion of the Crab Nebula remnants over 25 years.
Trump Discusses Iran Talks, U.S. Strength, and Economic Priorities in CNBC Interview
In an exclusive CNBC interview, President Trump addressed U.S. negotiations with Iran, criticized Democratic leaders, and expressed support for Federal Reserve nominee Kevin Warsh.
Ames Research Center Advances Artemis II Moon Mission Engineering
Ames Research Center contributed to NASA's Artemis II mission by advancing heat shield technology, sensor development, and aerothermal simulations for the crewed lunar flyby.
NASA Wins Multiple Honors at 30th Annual Webby Awards
NASA was honored with two Webby Awards and five Webby People's Voice Awards, recognizing achievements in digital media including podcasts, social media, and apps.
CDC Opens 2026 EIS Conference and Launches Coal Miner Health Screenings
The CDC is holding its 2026 EIS Conference this week and initiating annual mobile health screenings for coal miners, reaffirming its commitment to community health protection.
Gaza's Recovery to Cost $71.4 Billion, UN and EU Warn of 77-Year Human Development Setback
UN and EU warn that rebuilding Gaza after recent conflict requires over $71 billion, with significant damage to infrastructure and social systems.
OECD Emphasizes Trade’s Impact on Global Growth, Jobs, and Affordability
Trade enhances access to goods and services, supports millions of jobs globally, and coordinated reforms may significantly improve economic growth and household welfare.
Trump Signs Executive Order to Fast-Track Psychedelic Therapies for Veterans
The order aims to speed up research and access to psychedelic therapies, offering new options for veterans facing mental health challenges and high suicide rates.
President Invokes Defense Production Act to Strengthen U.S. Energy Infrastructure
The President has invoked the Defense Production Act to boost domestic capacities in petroleum, coal, natural gas, energy infrastructure manufacturing, and electric grid…
Presidential Exemption Granted for Air Force Jet Training Water Pollution Controls
The U.S. President has exempted Air Force jet fighter training in Idaho, Oregon, and Nevada from most water pollution control requirements for one year starting April 20, 2026.
NASA and SpaceX to Launch 34th Cargo Mission to International Space Station
NASA and SpaceX plan a resupply mission to the International Space Station carrying scientific experiments and supplies aboard a Dragon spacecraft.
NASA Evaluates Orion Spacecraft and Artemis II Mission Performance After Lunar Return
NASA's initial assessments of Artemis II reveal expected performance of the Orion spacecraft’s heat shield and systems, supporting preparations for future lunar and Mars missions.
NASA Delivers SLS Rocket Core Stage to Kennedy Space Center for Artemis III
NASA has moved the core stage of the Space Launch System rocket to Kennedy Space Center, progressing toward the Artemis III crewed lunar landing mission.
Trump Grants Clean Water Act Exemption for Air Force Jet Training
President Trump signed a Presidential Determination granting a one-year exemption from select Clean Water Act regulations for Air Force jet fighter training operations in Idaho,…
NIH Division of Program Integrity Monitors Employee Conduct and Grant Use
The Division of Program Integrity at NIH reviews allegations of improper employee conduct, grant misuse, and conflicts of interest related to NIH programs and activities.
NIH Office of Science Policy Guides Biomedical Research Policy Evolution
The NIH Office of Science Policy collaborates across biomedical fields to adapt policies alongside advances in science and technology.
NIH Executive Secretariat Enhances Leadership and Interagency Coordination
The NIH Executive Secretariat represents institutional perspectives, facilitates communication among divisions, and promotes transparency and accountability within NIH.
Effective Health Communication: Tailoring Messages for Audience Impact
Developing health communication materials requires understanding the target audience, choosing the right medium, and addressing specific behavioral objectives to enhance message…
NIH Office of Legislative Policy and Analysis Enhances Congressional Relations
The NIH Office of Legislative Policy and Analysis offers guidance on Congressional matters relevant to NIH leadership and community.
How Effective Communication with Your Health Care Provider Improves Outcomes
Clear and honest dialogue with doctors and health care teams helps patients make informed decisions about diagnoses, treatments, and recovery plans.
NIH Promotes Plain Language for Better Public Health Communication
The NIH emphasizes clear writing to improve understanding, reduce barriers, and support its mission of making health information accessible to all Americans.
HHS Updates Health Literacy Definitions, Emphasizing Organizational and Public Health Roles
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services refines health literacy concepts to emphasize informed decision-making and the responsibility of organizations in health…
NIH Office of the Principal Deputy Director: Roles and Responsibilities
The NIH Office of the Principal Deputy Director manages daily operations, overseeing research funding, administration, and coordination across NIH Institutes and Centers.
How to Contact the NIH Office of Communications and Public Liaison
This article provides key contact details for reaching the NIH Office of Communications and Public Liaison, including emails, phone numbers, and mailing address.
Key Administrative Offices in the NIH Office of the Director
The NIH Office of the Director includes several specialized offices providing leadership, support, and resources to fulfill the institute's mission in medical and behavioral…
Key Components of Effective Communication Strategies
Successful communication requires clear objectives, understanding audiences, strategic planning, collaboration, tailored messaging, appropriate channels, media engagement, and…
CDC Offers Searchable Public Archive of Press Releases Since 2021
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention provides a searchable archive of all its press releases, media statements, transcripts, and advisories dating from 2021.
CDC Epidemic Intelligence Service Marks 75 Years at 2026 Annual Conference
The CDC's Epidemic Intelligence Service (EIS) marks its 75th anniversary at the 2026 conference, highlighting outbreak investigations and public health advancements.
Resumen de Comunicados y Avisos del CDC (2021-2024)
Esta colección incluye comunicados, declaraciones, transcripciones y avisos del CDC disponibles desde 2021 hasta 2024, presentando las últimas noticias al 28 de agosto de 2024.
Presidential Message Emphasizes Justice and Safety During National Crime Victims Week
The administration highlights recent measures to enhance security and reduce crime, emphasizing support for victims and communities affected by violence.
Hubble Telescope Reveals Young Stars in Trifid Nebula
The Hubble Space Telescope reveals intricate structures in the star-forming Trifid Nebula, showing changes over decades and interactions of young stars with their surroundings.
NASA Issues Ethics Guidance for 2025-2026 Widely Attended Space Events
NASA has issued ethics guidance concerning Widely Attended Gatherings (WAGs) related to numerous space policy, industry, and recognition events held throughout 2025 and 2026.
NASA X-59 Reaches New Milestone with Wheels-Up Test Flight
NASA’s X-59 quiet supersonic research aircraft has reached a new phase in testing by flying with its wheels retracted, marking progress toward its supersonic flight goals.
National Volunteer Week Celebrates America's 250-Year Volunteer Tradition
The White House honors the longstanding spirit of volunteerism in the U.S., emphasizing volunteers’ vital roles in communities nationwide.
Exploring the NIH Intramural Research Program: Leading Biomedical Innovation
The NIH Intramural Research Program fosters innovative biomedical research through a collaborative environment focused on diverse health challenges.
NIH Advances Biomedical Research for Public Health Improvement
The NIH pursues groundbreaking initiatives to accelerate scientific discovery and address health needs including genetics, addiction, and disabilities.
NIH Job Postings: Hiring Paths and Application Process
NIH job opportunities include unique hiring paths tailored for the general public, veterans, students, and individuals with disabilities, with each position specifying applicable…
Accelerating Medicines Partnership: Advancing Drug Development Through Collaboration
The Accelerating Medicines Partnership (AMP) is a public-private collaboration aimed at enhancing diagnostics and therapies while reducing development time and cost.
NIH HEAL Initiative Accelerates Research to Combat Opioid Crisis
The NIH HEAL Initiative, launched in 2018, focuses on improving prevention, treatment, and pain management related to opioid misuse and addiction through research.
NIH Releases 2026-2030 Strategic Plan for Disability Health Research
The NIH released a comprehensive five-year plan to advance research focused on the health and well-being of Americans with disabilities, emphasizing a person-centered approach…
NIH Research Investigates Causes and Treatments for Addiction
Addiction impacts millions and causes significant health and social harms; NIH-funded studies aim to develop better medications and therapies.
Jay Bhattacharya Appointed as NIH Director
Dr. Jay Bhattacharya was appointed as the 18th director of the NIH, bringing extensive experience in medicine, economics, and public health research.
NIH Advances Global Biomedical Research and Public Health
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) is the largest public funder of biomedical and behavioral research, contributing to significant health and scientific progress globally.
Understanding NIH Grant Application Due Dates and Submission Cycles
The NIH sets specific quarterly due dates for various grant application types, with some variations based on activity codes and application types.
NIH: The World’s Leading Public Funder of Biomedical Research
The National Institutes of Health invests most of its budget in medical research to improve health outcomes and supports researchers through various funding mechanisms, including…
NIH and Federal Agency Grant Application Instruction Guide
NIH and associated federal agencies provide detailed instructions for submitting various grant applications, including research, career development, training, and small business…
NIH Funding Programs and Research Support Opportunities
The NIH offers various funding mechanisms and resources to support biomedical research, training, career development, and small business initiatives.
NIH Contracts: Legal Agreements for Defined Deliverables and Schedules
NIH contracts are legally binding agreements focused on specific deliverables and schedules, differing from grants in oversight, evaluation, and proposal submission processes.
How to Manage Weight Gain in Middle Age
Middle-age weight gain, a natural consequence of aging, involves changes in metabolism and body composition but may be managed through diet and physical activity.
NIH Reports Breakthroughs in Brain Aging, Food Tolerance, and Heart Attack Recovery
Recent NIH research reveals new insights into brain cell activity in older adults, proteins involved in food allergies, and innovative RNA-based heart attack therapy.
How Childhood Stress and Supportive Relationships Shape Long-Term Health
Research indicates that while childhood stress is common, prolonged or traumatic stress may increase risks for chronic health and mental disorders. Supportive relationships may…
Eye Discomfort: Causes, Screen Strain, and Relief Options
Eye discomfort such as tiredness, dryness, and ache can result from prolonged screen use, aging, and environmental factors. Simple steps may help relieve symptoms.
How to Tell COVID-19, Flu, Cold, and Allergies Apart This Winter
Similar symptoms may make it difficult to tell COVID-19, flu, colds, and allergies apart, but testing can help identify the cause and inform recovery steps.
Developmental Language Disorder: Early Signs and Lasting Impact
Developmental Language Disorder (DLD) is a common communication disorder that can persist into adulthood, affecting speech, comprehension, and learning skills in children.
New Blood Test Shows High Accuracy in Detecting Early Pancreatic Cancer
Researchers developed a blood test that identifies early pancreatic cancer by detecting specific protein levels, potentially improving early diagnosis and treatment outcomes.
Many Older Adults with Dementia Use Risky Brain-Active Medications, Study Finds
Research indicates that a significant portion of older adults with dementia take medications that affect the brain and nervous system, which may increase risks such as confusion…
Air Pollution Health Risks: How It Impacts You and Protection Tips
Air pollution, both indoors and outdoors, can affect various aspects of health, including respiratory and cardiovascular systems, and may increase the risk of several serious…
NIH Monthly Newsletter Delivers Reliable, Research-Based Health Tips
The NIH monthly newsletter provides practical health information and advice reviewed by experts and scientists supported by NIH to ensure accuracy.
Personalized Immunotherapy Shows Early Success Against Metastatic Solid Tumors
A personalized cellular immunotherapy approach may shrink tumors and prevent regrowth in some metastatic colorectal cancer patients, early trial results suggest.
NIH Provides Free Resources to Promote Clinical Trial Awareness
The National Institutes of Health provides free resources including posters and infographics to help increase public understanding and involvement in clinical trials.
NIH Study Finds Frequent Anger May Raise Heart Disease Risk
A clinical trial finds recurring anger may impair blood vessel function, potentially raising heart disease risk according to NIH-funded research.
Clinical Research Trials: Definitions, Phases, and Key Components
This article explains clinical research trials, including terminology, phases, participant types, study designs, and protocols used to test medical treatments.
The Role and Benefits of Clinical Trials in Advancing Medicine
Clinical trials evaluate new methods to prevent, detect, or treat diseases, offering potential benefits to participants and contributing to medical progress.
Understanding Clinical Research: Participation and Resources
Clinical research is medical research that requires consultation with healthcare professionals. Learn how to find trials and get answers to common questions.
NIH Unveils AI Tool to Streamline Clinical Trial Volunteer Matching
An AI algorithm created by NIH may help clinicians efficiently connect potential volunteers with clinical trials, potentially accelerating research progress.
Clinical Research Resources and Guidance from the NIH
The NIH provides educational materials on clinical research, including types of studies, participant guidance, and special topics like pediatric and Alzheimer’s research.
UN Secretary-General Calls for Respect of International Law on ICJ’s 80th Anniversary
As the International Court of Justice marks 80 years, UN Secretary-General António Guterres calls for respect of international law amid challenges to the rules-based system.
UNFPA Report Highlights Strategies for Ageing and Declining Populations
The UNFPA highlights demographic resilience as a strategy to address ageing populations and declining fertility without economic decline.
IMF Strengthens Institutional Capacity for Economic Stability and Growth
The IMF provides tailored technical assistance and training to help member countries strengthen key institutions, fostering economic stability and progress toward sustainable…
IMF Provides Support for Modern Economic Policy and Growth
The IMF assists governments and their staff in creating and implementing modern economic policies aimed at long-term stability and growth.
How the IMF Supports Global Sustainable Development Goals
The IMF assists countries worldwide by fostering economic foundations for sustainable growth, job creation, and poverty reduction aligned with the SDGs.
IMF Opens Regional Office in Riyadh to Boost MENAP and GCC Economic Policy
The IMF inaugurated its Regional Office in Riyadh to aid economic policymaking, capacity development, and dialogue across the MENAP region and GCC countries.
IMF Regional Economic Outlook Lacks Updates for Central and Eastern Europe
The IMF Regional Office for Central and Eastern Europe webpage currently shows no available data or updates in its Regional Economic Outlook section.
NIH Stresses Need for Child-Focused Clinical Research
Children may respond differently to medicines than adults, prompting the need for clinical trials tailored to pediatric patients, says NIH.
The Roles of Healthy and Patient Volunteers in Clinical Trials
Clinical trials involve both healthy volunteers and patients, each contributing uniquely to research aimed at advancing medical knowledge and treatments.
NIH Tools Help You Find Clinical Research Trials for Many Diseases
The National Institutes of Health maintains searchable databases to help individuals find clinical trials on many diseases and conditions, including rare and chronic illnesses.
Why Participating in Clinical Trials Matters for Medical Progress
Participation in clinical trials plays a crucial role in helping researchers develop better methods to treat, prevent, diagnose, and understand diseases.
NIH Highlights Clinical Research Role and Participant Recruitment Challenges
The National Institutes of Health highlights the critical role of clinical research in advancing health and the ongoing challenge of recruiting participants for trials.
NIH Clinical Trial Participants Share Their Personal Experiences
Several individuals with various medical conditions discuss their experiences participating in NIH clinical trials, highlighting the role of trials in advancing medical…
NIH Provides Free Wellness Toolkits in English and Spanish for Health and Prevention
The National Institutes of Health provides free print wellness toolkits in English and Spanish covering topics like disease prevention, emotional well-being, and environmental…
Clinical Research Registries: Purpose, Privacy, and How to Participate
Clinical research registries collect health information to support research and treatment improvements while maintaining strict privacy protections for participants.
NIH Office of Communications and Public Liaison: Roles and Leadership
The NIH Office of Communications and Public Liaison (OCPL) manages public, media, and stakeholder communications, coordinating with NIH's Institutes and Centers.
Shot Put: History, Records, and Notable Track and Field Athletes
Shot put, a discipline involving putting a heavy metal ball for distance, has origins in Ancient Greece and has evolved into a modern Olympic event featuring record-breaking…
Effective Strategies to Boost Social Wellness and Caregiver Self-Care
Social connections and caregiving practices can impact mental and physical health. Practical strategies support improved social engagement and caregiver well-being.
Young U.S. Men's Water Polo Team Upsets Serbia at World Cup
The United States, fielding its youngest roster in the Men's Water Polo World Cup, achieved a significant upset by defeating Serbia in the second round of the tournament.
1500m Middle-Distance Running: Event Overview and World Record Progression
The 1500m race, known as the metric mile, is a key middle-distance track event with distinct world record histories for men and women, showcasing elite athletic endurance and…