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Research: Gender Pay Gaps Shrink When Companies Are Required to Disclose Them
hbr.org

When Rare Diseases Aren’t So Rare
sapiens.org

Two new studies show that gentle rocking can improve sleep and memory, even in adults
eurekalert.org

Scientists Are Teaching the Body to Accept New Organs
nytimes.com

Cooking with FOIA: The Soviet Army’s 1948 borscht recipe
muckrock.com

Is rain better than tap water for plants?
theconversation.com

How Black Holes Nearly Ruined Time
nautil.us

The Largest Alien Planet of TRAPPIST-1 Has an Atmosphere That Evolved Over Eons
space.com

Does America Still Need the Nuclear Triad?
popularmechanics.com

The European Space Agency wants to mine the moon for oxygen and water
technologyreview.com

Silent Mars Rover Opportunity Marks 15 Years on Red Planet in Bittersweet Anniversary
space.com

This Is What Happens When You Try to Sue Your Boss
bloomberg.com

Tiny-Headed, Ancient ‘Platypus’ with Stegosaurus Back Plates Unearthed
livescience.com

Forgotten man, forgotten disease—Aniru Conteh and the battle against Lassa fever
arstechnica.com

On training our own immune systems to attack cancer cells
blogs.scientificamerican.com • (see also)

Trapped in a hoax: survivors of conspiracy theories speak out
theguardian.com

Deadly Ebola Virus Is Found in Liberian Bat, Researchers Say
nytimes.com

NATO Fears That This Town Will Be the Epicenter of Conflict With Russia
theatlantic.com

How a Periodic Table of Brains Could Revolutionize Neuroscience
gizmodo.com

We may finally know what causes Alzheimer’s – and how to stop it
newscientist.com

Why Scotland loves haggis
bbc.com

The endless hunt for the perfect flu vaccine
theguardian.com

What’s Next for New Horizons?
centauri-dreams.org

Hitler book maps ‘Final Solution in Canada,’ Library and Archives Canada curator says
cbc.ca

Gene Drives Work in Mice (if They’re Female)
quantamagazine.org

Andes Grew to Towering Heights in Two Explosive ‘Growth Spurts’
livescience.com

Program allows ordinary digital camera to see round corners
theguardian.com

No One Is Prepared for Hagfish Slime
theatlantic.com

A Collision With Another Planet May Have Seeded Earth With the Ingredients for Life
gizmodo.com

New Technology Uses Lasers to Transmit Audible Messages to Specific People
osa.org

A Private Investigator Wanted to Prove His Clients Innocent. Were His Methods His Own Undoing?
nytimes.com

The “Real” Warp Drive
daily.jstor.org

How a Group of Daring Bootleggers Created NASCAR
atlasobscura.com

Study supports physical activity as a preventive strategy against depression
medicalxpress.com

3,000-Year-Old Tomb of King Tut Finally Restored
livescience.com

NASA will attempt to knock an asteroid out of orbit for the first time in 2022
businessinsider.com

On this day in 1960 two adventurers set out to be the first to the bottom of the Mariana Trench
damninteresting.com

During the Lunar Eclipse, Something Slammed Into the Moon
nytimes.com

When a Harvard Professor Talks About Aliens
theatlantic.com

Can blue lights prevent suicide at train stations?
bbc.com

Fossilized Insect Discovered Not in Amber, But in Opal
entomologytoday.org

New CRISPR enzyme makes for more precise gene-editing
newatlas.com

The economics of streaming is making songs shorter
qz.com

Scientists Kept Rats Sober by Deleting Memories of Cocaine
futurism.com

Famous freak wave recreated in laboratory mirrors Hokusai’s ‘Great Wave’
phys.org

Tiny, Previously Undiscovered Capillaries May Exist Inside People’s Bones
livescience.com

Italian musical masters took the violin from fiddle to first chair
nationalgeographic.com

How Plastic Cleanup Threatens the Ocean’s Living Islands
theatlantic.com

Coming Soon to a Police Station Near You: The DNA ‘Magic Box’
nytimes.com

Why Is Uranus The Only Planet Without Interesting Features On It?
forbes.com

UV light may help birds navigate forests
cosmosmagazine.com

Why your new heart could be made in space one day
bbc.com

Yorimitsu and Shuten-Dôji: The drunken demon of Kyoto
bbc.com

Man with ‘Alice in Wonderland Syndrome’ Watches Computer Icons Leap Off Screen
livescience.com

Iraqi scientist says he helped ISIS make chemical weapons
washingtonpost.com

How Ants Sniff Out the Right Path
nytimes.com

What we do and don’t know about gut health
bbc.com

Oceans Are Getting Louder, Posing Potential Threats to Marine Life
nytimes.com

Hemingway’s World War I savior is anonymous no more
washingtonpost.com

DNA study debunks Rudolf Hess impostor theory
theguardian.com