Environment The Frightening and Fraught Future of Genetic Testing Will genetic testing inevitably become a part of all of our decision-making processes? Michael White
Environment Are We Still Evolving? Yep, but there's a catch: Our identities might be too fluid for any advantageous mutations to take hold. Michael White
Social Justice Is the Gay Population a Lot Bigger Than Even Kinsey Predicted? A new study, which attempts to correct for problems with current survey methodology (even when anonymous we don't always answer honestly), finds that 19 percent of Americans don't consider themselves heterosexual. Daniel Luzer
Environment Why You’re Able to Spot a Friend in a Crowd, Even When You Can’t See Their Face And how new research on this common phenomenon will be used to improve controversial facial-recognition technology. Lauren Kirchner
Environment Wait, Could We Make a Computer Out of Our DNA? Related: Why would we want to? Michael White
Environment The Limits of Memory for Witnesses of Crime Using so much brainpower to make quick decisions during a crime keeps us from creating lasting memories. Lauren Kirchner
Environment Planet of the Octopuses: What Animal Species Is Most Likely to Rise Up and Overthrow Humans? It's not something we need to worry too much about, but.... Max Knoblauch
Environment Your Genome Is a Post-Apocalyptic Wasteland It's way more than just a twisted ladder. Michael White
Social Justice The Scientific Debate About GM Foods Is Over: They’re Safe Now it's time to have a better public debate. Michael White