Opinion Archive | July 2025

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July 31st
- 'This is not a new war': How the battle between viruses and bacteria could help us beat superbugs
July 27th
- This obscure, 80-year-old machine might be the key to unlocking the full potential of AI today
- Earth appears to be developing new never-before-seen human-made seasons, study finds
July 26th
- Why is heart cancer so rare?
July 21st
- Trump admin wants to curtail 'gain-of-function' research — but it's a cornerstone of biology, scientists say
July 18th
- Romans loved to wear socks and sandals — could that be the reason for the massive shoes found at Magna fort?
July 17th
- Only 64% of Americans accept the idea of evolution — here's one reason why
July 16th
- Study raises major questions about Earth's 'oldest' impact crater
- Enormous blobs deep beneath Earth's surface appear to drive giant volcanic eruptions
July 14th
- Archaeologists discover that parties 11,000 years ago were BYOB — bring your own boar
July 12th
- Your data is being compromised much quicker than ever before, but you don't have to sit still and take it
July 11th
- In disasters like the Texas floods, warning people of danger isn't so simple
July 6th
- What did ancient Rome smell like? BO, rotting corpses and raw sewage for starters ...
- Mercury's 'missing' meteorites may have finally been found on Earth
July 4th
- Remote cave in Guam reveals ancient voyagers carried rice to Pacific islands 3,500 years ago, study finds
July 1st
- Would outsourcing everything to AI cost us our ability to think for ourselves?