Forget missiles. Taiwan's true global leverage lies in **semiconductor manufacturing**. This is the real choke point.
Forget kale. New data suggests meat-eaters hit 100, but this longevity finding reveals a deeper truth about diet and wealth.
The hiring of a new Science & Technology editor isn't just personnel news; it's a signal of shifting power dynamics in public intellectualism.
The quiet reduction of sodium in staple foods is underway. But behind this public health win lies a deeper battle over industrial food formulation and consumer trust.
The US-Cyprus technology push isn't about Silicon Valley dreams; it's a geopolitical firewall against rivals in the Eastern Mediterranean.
The world's longest-running lab experiment, the Pitch Drop, is nearing a century. But this slow science hides a dark secret about funding and relevance.
The narrative of 'science accelerated' masks a dangerous consolidation of power. Unpacking the true winners and losers in today's breakneck scientific progress.
Danish consumers are weaponizing consumer choice against US politics, using technology as their primary tool. This isn't just a boycott; it's a geopolitical shift.
The UNESCO and UWI WISE initiative champions women in science, but the real story is about controlling the future narrative of Caribbean scientific innovation.
New insights from a Bronze Age mass burial site in Jordan expose the terrifying speed of ancient pandemics, offering a grim mirror to modern biosecurity failures.
Forget happiness. The new frontier of self-optimization is 'meaning.' But who truly benefits from this relentless pursuit of purpose?
The DoD's DIB-DSB merger signals a massive shift in defense **technology** strategy. Is this centralization a strength or a fatal flaw?