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Science fact-checks the Fox host’s rant against “Saint Tony,” who announced his retirement on Monday

Top threats include invasive pests, climate change and habitat loss

High-profile NIAID head has led nation through HIV/AIDs, flu epidemics, Ebola, and COVID-19

Other methods to gauge scientific prowess still put the United States somewhat ahead

Among other restrictions imposed by U.S. science academy, Jane Lubchenco barred from publishing in major journal for 5 years

Cutting emissions from fertilizer and livestock will be key, scientists say

Study implicates lack of key hormone, battle-weary immune cells, and reawakened viruses

Logistical and ethical challenges are complicating the design of studies

An infusion of $1.5 billion would help with major projects and lab infrastructure

Finding against Danielle Dixson vindicates whistleblowers who questioned high-profile work on ocean acidification

As BLM opens public land to the animals, ranchers object, whereas ecologists see a boon for biodiversity

Deepak Kaushal will retain full duties despite falsifying and fabricating data in a monkey study

Open access would help the public health response to the spreading virus, officials argue

But more action is needed to reach Biden’s pledge to halve emissions by 2030

CHIPS and Science Act creates NSF tech directorate and reflects fresh focus on applied research

Prize from British Heart Foundation will fund international team to move experimental therapies toward clinical trials

Draft bills would boost budgets at many science agencies

Surprise legislative deal would steer some $369 billion to fighting climate change

Few HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment goals are in reach, report documents

Spacecraft set to launch on 2 August will study surface weathering in a new way, measure magnetic fields, and peer into dark craters