Researchers are using AI to redesign lipid nanoparticles in an effort to make mRNA vaccines more heat-stable. The reported results are experimental and do not mean currently approved mRNA vaccines can already be stored without cold-chain requirements

We just wanted to thank you! More than 1 million comments were submitted to the USDA urging them to leave the Roadless Rule alone. Thank you to everyone who spoke up for our national forests! 💚

Despite the sharp rise in Treasury yields this year, most fixed-income strategists expect the 10-year yield to ease toward 5% by year-end

Markets have sharply reduced expectations for another Federal Reserve rate hike in October, with the implied probability falling to about 17.2%

The U.S. and China are reportedly discussing reciprocal visits to nuclear facilities, including U.S. national laboratories, although neither government has confirmed the talks

Brent crude fell about 2.3% to roughly $98 a barrel as Middle Eastern supply improved and G7 stockpile releases eased concerns

Google has signed a 3,590-megawatt nuclear power deal with Constellation, highlighting how AI data centers are reshaping America's electricity demand

Hallie Shoffner, the Democratic candidate running against Tom Cotton, on Morning Joe: "I'll tell you -- over the 450 days that I've been on the campaign trail, not once have I been asked about daylight savings time. Arkansas are talking about gas prices and grocery prices and healthcare."

Good news from the Badlands! Today, October 6, Thunder Valley Community Development Corporation, a Lakota nonprofit based on the Pine Ridge Reservation, plans to return 50 bison to nearly 40,000 acres in the Stronghold area of Badlands National Park.

The Supreme Court opens its new term with major cases on climate liability, immigration, gun rights, religious freedom and voting rules

U.S. oil prices and refinery margins rose through the third quarter, highlighting how logistics and refining capacity increasingly shape energy prices.

Oil prices eased, but logistics, insurance and refining bottlenecks remain the real problem

With the November 3 midterms approaching, election disputes are increasingly intersecting with courts, Congress and state governments. The legal mechanics matter more than campaign noise

An AP-NORC poll shows voters leaning toward Democrats on several major issues while expressing little confidence that either party can actually solve them

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Simply caring about victims can change everything.