The pay cut for Dr. Robert Redfield, the newly appointed agency chief, came about after senators and the public questioned why his salary was much higher than his predecessors’.

We human beings have managed some amazing accomplishments: skyscrapers, space travel, deep-sea diving, and Dilbert comics, among other things. Yet as clever as we are, we still have much to learn from our fellow earthlings. Plants and animals demonstrate amazing feats of engineering all the time. Biomimicry is the act of modeling structures, materials, and […]
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As Twitchy told you yesterday, Chris Cillizza suggested that Hillary Clinton could really “shake up the New York AG race”:

Here's a name that would shake up the New York AG race: Hillary Clinton
— Chris Cillizza (@CillizzaCNN) May 8, 2018

Cillizza was rightly raked over the coals for that hot take, but today, he’s back at it. He’s just gotta milk that mess for all it’s worth:

I think the universe just blew up pic…

Breast-feeding in infancy has no discernible effect on cognitive function by the time children have reached later adolescence.

Wow. Beto O’Rourke must be getting nervous about his prospects against Ted Cruz. Time for him to pull out the big guns:

Actress Sarah Jessica Parker steps out for Beto O'Rourke https://t.co/AcEAGWdUea via @elpasotimes
— Patrick Svitek (@PatrickSvitek) May 9, 2018

More from the El Paso Times:
The actress, famous for her role as Carrie Bradshaw in “Sex and the City,” was photographed sporting an O’Rourke campaign button at a film festival in New York…

As we told you Wednesday, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo was en route back to the U.S. with three people who had been held in North Korea. The men who were freed and are on the way home have released this statement:

Statement from the freed Americans, via the State Department: pic.twitter.com/XFxXF3GWGO
— Michael Del Moro (@MikeDelMoro) May 9, 2018

Great news!

This is wonderful news. We’re very happy for them and their families…

Chemistry surrounds us every day. From cooking our food to driving our cars to our very own bodily metabolism, we cannot escape the constant rearrangement of atoms and exchange of energy that is chemistry. Though this constant shifting of atoms forms a nearly unnoticeable background in our daily lives, there are some reactions that have […]
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There’s no room for stories of evil monsters, ghostly ships, or oracles and their priestesses in the cold light of the rational 21st century. The ancient myths and legends that have come down to us are seen as no more than the creation of someone’s overworked imagination. However, many of these seemingly impossible tales do […]
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The agency is seeking permanent injunctions against companies in Florida and California that are marketing unregulated uses of stem cells.

The world of science fiction is almost never missing artificial intelligence (AI). However, the rate at which it is being developed and is learning things by itself sometimes raises the question of whether AI is science fiction or something that has already entered our society (and we haven’t even realized it yet). AI has the […]
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