Economics Court Upholds ‘No Match, No Vote’ Law Last month, Miller-McCune reported on barriers to the ballot box. Florida stood out, having been named by a… David Rosenfeld
Economics Two Nickels and a Vote Go a Long Way The happiest place on Earth ain’t Disneyland; it’s Denmark. And the least happy (hint: this one’s easier than… Michael Todd
Economics Exploring the Genetic Diversity of Autism You may recall the look at Asperger’s, “The Trouble With Genius,” by our freelancer Rob Kuznia. The piece… Sara Barbour
Economics NASA Affirms Scientist Was Muzzled Scientists and organizations looking to assure integrity in research and dissemination of findings scored a victory this spring… Joan Melcher
Economics AIDS Increases Among Young and Old Men HIV/AIDS is up among the young and the old, according to newly released data from the CDC. The… Michael Todd
Economics Morbid Thoughts Influence Food Choices Thinking about our own deaths influences our eating patterns in both predictable and surprising ways, according to two… Tom Jacobs
Economics More Severe Weather Ahead The current floods in the Midwest provide a sobering backdrop to a new report by the U.S. Climate… Tom Jacobs
Economics You’d Have to Be Nuts (or Not) to Own a Gun Our Ryan Blitstein recently looked at the connection between a state’s spending on social welfare and its suicide… Michael Todd
Economics The Perfect Performance-Enhancing Drug — Placebos An Australian researcher today showed that athletes who believe they’re taking synthetic human growth hormone, but are instead… Matt Smith
Economics Obesity Researchers May Need Jaws Wired Shut Journalists at this week’s gathering in San Francisco of experts on the hormonal system might be excused for… Matt Smith