NASA Begins Mass Firings ahead of Trump Team’s Deadline Top advisers in NASA’s Office of the Chief Scientist are among the first to go amid a government-wide downsizing effort By Alexandra Witze & Nature magazine A large, bright red “NASA” logo in front of the Mary W. Jackson NASA Headquarters building stands out on an […]
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At the 2024 Fleet Forward: The Tour – Port of LA stop, attendees participated in a vehicle ride and drive with the latest electric vehicle models. Photo: Jerome Pantaleon Photography On July 22 at the Irvine Marriott, Fleet Forward: The Tour will convene a one-day event addressing regulatory and incentive updates, automotive tariffs,
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How to Help Butterflies That Are Disappearing A new report finds that butterfly populations in the continental U.S. declined by one fifth between 2000 and 2020—but it’s not too late By Eliza Grames & The Conversation US West Coast lady butterflies range across the western U.S., but their numbers have dropped by 80 percent in
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We are making a handful of more trades Tuesday. Selling 75 shares of GE Healthcare at roughly $86 each; following the trade, Jim Cramer’s Charitable Trust will own 550 shares of GEHC, decreasing its weighting to about 1.43% from about 1.62% We are buying 50 shares of TJX at roughly $116; following the trade, the
Strong Scientific Leaders Must Speak Out against the Trump Administration’s Science Denial The U.S. National Academy of Sciences should denounce the antiscientific policies of the Trump administration By Charles F. Manski, Ray J. Weymann & Ben Santer edited by Dan Vergano National Academy of Sciences, Washington, D.C. Alpha Stock/Alamy Stock Photo Along with much else,
Listen to the article 10 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Since 2020, events tend to garner a pre- and post-pandemic label. That’s certainly true in construction. For example, contractors had once hoped construction prices would return to pre-pandemic levels. Instead, five years after the start of the
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As the cosmetics and personal care industries continue to evolve at a rapid pace, scientific advancements and industry collaboration have never been more crucial. At the helm of the New York Society of Cosmetic Chemists (NYSCC) in 2025 is John Carola, whose vision, Nexus of Science and Beauty, reflects the organization’s commitment to bridging cutting-edge
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As COVID surged and schools across the U.S. shuttered in March 2020, Jamie Wyss, an elementary school counselor at the Virginia Beach City Public Schools system in Virginia, vividly remembers quickly assembling paper packets on social-emotional learning to hand out to parents. She initially thought students and staff would return in a week, maybe two.
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Video is penetrating all fleet segments, particularly trucking, due to the desire of fleet operators to determine liability in the event of an accident and for driver coaching. C.J. Driscoll & Associates, a telematics market research and consulting services supplier, has released the 2025-26 U.S. Mobile Resource Management Systems Market Study.
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Electrification is not a one-size-fits-all solution — it works brilliantly for some but remains impractical for others. The push toward fleet electrification is undeniable, driven by declining battery costs, regulatory mandates, and the promise of lower total cost of ownership (TCO). However, as the industry races toward an electric future, not
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