Science News

The jury will determine the outcome of climate scientist Michael Mann’s lawsuit for defamation, regarding the comparison made to a molester.

WASHINGTON (AP) — It’s been 12 years since a pair of conservative writers compared a prominent climate scientist to a convicted child molester for his depiction of global warming. Now, a jury is about to decide whether the comments were defamatory. On Wednesday, the final statements were given in a legal case involving Michael Mann.

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Technology News

A recent addition of an indoor electric vehicle charging station in San Francisco provides a glimpse of what is to come in the future.

Electrify America will soon debut an indoor charging facility near the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge, where drivers can comfortably wait in a lounge while their electric vehicle’s battery is recharged. On Friday, a new fast-charging station will open near downtown San Francisco, with the capacity to charge 20 plugs at once. This is part of

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Health Care

The DEA has changed their decision to revoke the licenses of a drug distributor that contributed to the opioid crisis.

The Drug Enforcement Administration in the United States has decided to let one of the biggest wholesale drug suppliers continue operating after initially revoking their licenses due to their inadequate monitoring of the delivery of millions of highly addictive painkillers, which have contributed to the opioid epidemic. Morris & Dickson Co. has agreed to a

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Health Care

How can one obtain COVID-19 antiviral medication such as Paxlovid?

Antiviral medication administered at home may reduce the likelihood of hospitalization for individuals affected by COVID-19. In order to ensure proper treatment, the pills should be taken immediately. This means you must undergo testing, obtain a prescription, and receive the medication within five days of experiencing symptoms. This medicine is meant for individuals with mild

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Health Care

The 2024 State of State speeches provide insight into the upcoming 2028 presidential election.

During her sixth State of the State speech, Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer expressed her disapproval of actions occurring 1,000 miles away. She specifically called out the mistreatment of educators in certain states, highlighting micromanagement and even criminalization for simply performing their job duties. It wasn’t challenging to determine the specific states she was referencing. However,

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