Editors and publishers have a duty to resist Public trust in scientific integrity is eroded by the politicisation of institutions under Donald Trump’s US presidency. The implications extend far beyond ...

The answer is—and it’s not going to be a pleasant answer—the answer is that the violence ends if it boils over into a ...

No other scientific journal wields as much influence in the medical world as the New England Journal of Medicine. In this ...

The American Political Science Review (APSR) is the longest running publication of the American Political Science Association (APSA). APSR, first published in November 1906 and appearing quarterly, is ...

Evidence of political bias, corporate influence and fraud has made the field vulnerable.

We believe the best hope for saving science and, perhaps, saving our form of democracy, is convincing at least a couple dozen Republican members of Congress that it’s up to them—that the stakes ...

American Science & Surplus at risk of closing, owner launches fundraiser Founded in 1937 as a mail order catalog business, the science and discovery store is hoping to raise $200,000 to stave off ...

Representatives from Science, Nature and JAMA, the medical journal of the American Medical Association, did not respond to a request for comment.

Shocking extent to which American conservatives distrust science revealed in new survey Right-leaning citizens more likely to be skeptical of scientists than their liberal counterparts and more ...

The debate over impoundment — the President’s refusal to spend money appropriated by Congress — has become prominent in our political discourse, igniting fierce arguments from various quarters.