JCVI Names Anders Dale President Inside Ninety-Six Hours of Craig Venter's Death
A private institute names a successor in four days. The federal science register cannot fire and replace a board on the same timeline.
Life
LHCb's Charming Penguin Anomaly Has a Wait Day as Run Three Holds Three Times the 2018 Data
A discovery clock measured in years runs alongside a domestic agency that can be fired by email in an afternoon.
The GLP-1 Type-One Paper Becomes the Actuarial Cover for Off-Label Prescribing This Week
A 174,678-patient Nature Medicine paper just gave endocrinologists what they were waiting for and CMS what it was hoping not to see.
The Helium Reserve Push Runs Into the ACR Annual Meeting May Second Through Sixth in Washington
Three thousand radiologists meet in Washington this week beside an Iran war that re-created the demand the helium reserve was originally built to meet.
Pacific Wildland Lab Gap Meets the Pineland Road Fire at 32,575 Acres and 38 Percent Containment
The smoke-forecast lab the Southeast leans on closed last week. The fire it would be forecasting is now a five-county plume.
Reclamation Six-E Day Four Runs Silent as Flaming Gorge Sends 660,000 to One Million Acre-Feet South
An emergency tool used for the first time becomes a 2027 template the moment the upper basin declines to sue.
Idaho H5N1 Vector Still Unnamed as USDA Loosens Interstate Dairy Testing
The federal agency moved its testing line back this week. The state's vector finding has not moved at all.
The CDC Measles Wastewater Map Stays at Newark and Atlanta as the Third-Metro Watch Continues
Eighteen hundred fourteen confirmed cases, twenty-four outbreaks, two metros on the wastewater map. PAHO's November deadline is not moving.
The NICE Alzheimer's June Tenth Committee Meeting Is the Cost-Effectiveness Test the Paper Named
Consultation closed last Tuesday. The committee meets June 10. The variable in between is a brand-new cost-effectiveness threshold.
The AARP Loneliness Four-in-Ten Survey Still Has No Federal Public-Health Owner
Forty percent of Americans 45 and over say they are lonely. The federal counterparty for that finding has not been named in two years.
Right-Whale Snow Crab Area Twelve Season Opens With the New Dynamic-Zone Protocol Live
A two-thousand-square-kilometer closure on a single whale sighting is now the rule. The 2026 snow-crab season is the first test.
David Allan Coe, Eighty-Six, Country Outlaw and Author of Take This Job and Shove It
He wrote the song every American who has ever quit a job hummed to themselves on the way out the door.
Nedra Talley Ross, Eighty, the Last Founding Ronette and a Rock and Roll Hall of Famer
When she walked out, the Phil Spector wall closed behind her. Sunday her name closed the founding line.
The Sunday Garden Piece Is the May Zone Six Cool Window and the Cilantro Pivots to Cinco de Mayo
Zone 6 average last frost was Friday; Sunday is the day to put peas, lettuce, spinach and a row of cilantro in the ground for Tuesday's table.
The Sunday Cinco de Mayo Prep Is the Make-Ahead Birria and Mole and Elote List
Tuesday's table is decided on Sunday — birria in the slow cooker tonight, mole jarred and reheated, elote built in fifteen minutes between work and the door.
The Sunday Fitness Piece Is the Twelve Week Half Marathon Build and May Heat Acclimation
Twelve weeks from Sunday is August 2 — the last good morning of the year to run a half marathon before the heat truly wins.
The Sunday Mother's Day Gift Guide Is the Anti Tech List One Week Out
Mother's Day is one week away — the Verge will sell you a smart speaker, but the gift that lands is a hand-written letter and a tomato seedling.
The Sunday Travel Piece Is Summer Airfare War Premium and the Domestic Alternatives List
International round-trips are up 42% since February 23 — book the national park, the Amtrak roomette, and the midweek Tuesday flight instead.
The Sunday Wirecutter Is the Cinco de Mayo Kitchen Stack
A molcajete, a comal, a slow cooker, and a blender — under two hundred dollars buys the kitchen the rest of the year wants too.